AlexandrBel

In my opinion, it’s easier to find a co-founder on some platform for finding co-founders, like https://indiemerger.com, where there are developers and marketers and you can find suitable candidates.

Thanks! 50 to start with, then there will be 3-5 new ideas every week.

Hi all! Over the past 3 years, I have launched more than 22 products and only a few of them have been successful.

My main mistake was having the wrong ideas. I came up with ideas for products that didn’t exist yet and thought that someone would need it. But it was not so.

It was only when I changed my approach to finding ideas and started looking for people's pain points and solutions for them that I was able to launch successful products.

In Painkiller Ideas, I collected 50 ideas that were validated by searching for mentions of the problem, this is what people really need.

Usually it is up to 2 hours.

I already had an offer the day after the launch of the project.

It's weird that no one has reported this issue yet.

I regularly keep in touch with some clients, but they are unlikely to tell you how to get people to buy a subscription :)

I also thought that I would quickly refuse a lifetime deal and already refused. But after 3 weeks I decided to temporarily return them, since there was not a single sale of a subscription, and the extra money will not interfere with me now.

I don't think it's enough. My target audience is marketing agencies. I have several clients with whom I communicate regularly and find out what they need. There is also another audience, these are single startups, I also keep in touch with them, but they are not ready to pay a lot

Yes, but I've tried making products for non-competitive niches and they've all failed. And only when I made a product in a competitive niche did sales appear.

Thanks!

There was a separate page for lifetime deals and those who signed up from the main page did not even know that there were lifetime deals. It was today that I added them to the main page, before that they were available only through a specific link.

Thanks!

This term is popular among solo startup owners. It means the minimum income that a person needs for 1 month of life.

This term is popular among solo startup owners. It means the minimum income that a person needs for 1 month of life.

They reject projects without profit, there must be a profit in order to sell there

Sorry for my bad english. That's exactly what I meant.

Web. Where can I put my site up for sale so that others know about it? For example, there is a microacquire but they only accept projects with income.

Yes you are right. But there are interesting examples in other niches.

I am ready to answer all questions.

Hello. I have listened to all your wishes and recommendations and have released an updated version. I will be glad to answer your questions.

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Hello. I have listened to all your wishes and recommendations and have released an updated version. I will be glad to answer your questions.

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Hello. I have listened to all your wishes and recommendations and have released an updated version. I will be glad to answer your questions.

This is a good idea! I will work in this direction. Thank!

Thank you very much for your advice! I will definitely work on it.

Yes, I took it as a basis because it is really good. But I have a more extended list: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M77b0anhEOx45bE9gXgB...

Thanks!

The list of sites has not yet been added to the site. There is almost everything in the table here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M77b0anhEOx45bE9gXgB...

There is a list of the main sites (about 90%) there are more thematic directories.

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