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Build in public - How should I do it?

I would like to build my next Saas in public with all the details of each step. Here is what I am planning to do.

  • Explain how I came up with the Saas idea based on the pain points. Patterns I used to find the problems
  • Validation & product market fit
  • Techstack
  • Product development
  • Launch
  • Marketing

What's the best way to do that? Should I make a series or one big post with updates?

on December 6, 2022
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    Hey
    We recently built https://ansy.ai/
    it is a Discord bot that will answer community questions based on chat history of public channels. Cool way to save time of mods.
    https://www.producthunt.com/posts/ansy-ai
    Do check us out and let us know what you think. Your feedback will be super helpful.

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    Build in public is a concept that encourages people to share their work and progress with the world. This can be done through blogs, social media, videos, and other platforms. The goal is to document your work, share your successes and failures, and be open to feedback from others. To make the most of this approach, it is important to be consistent, share regularly, and be open to feedback. Additionally, it is important to be genuine and transparent in your content. document their journey as they create a product or service. It involves actively sharing your progress on social media, blogging, and other public forums, documenting successes and failures along the way.

    To do build in public well, it’s important to be transparent and share regularly. Make sure to post updates about your product or service, share your successes and failures, ask for feedback, and solicit input from users. These posts should be frequent and consistent so that your followers are engaged and up-to-date on your progress. Additionally, it’s important to form meaningful relationships with your followers and other influencers in your industry. Reaching out to them and engaging in conversations will help to grow your network and foster relationships within the industry. Lastly, remember to have fun and enjoy the journey!