From autopilot to hands-on: we need to grow this

Bullish is an automated service, and there's not much work that we need to do to keep it running smoothly. And this is what we aimed for when developing and launching our newsletter. We planned for something that would run on its own and not demand a lot of input. The idea of something self-sufficient with minimal needs is my husband's dream of a side project. So we accomplished that part of it.

After a couple of months of letting Bullish run on autopilot - not doing hands-on work on spreading the word or growing our base - we noticed that the interest in our newsletter started to pick up again.

We started getting new subscribers, and people approached us asking about ads. Our revenue had a jump, and we were super excited - two ads topped our whole revenue since we launched the service.

That was what we needed to pick up momentum again. It was a validation that our idea is good and that people are interested in it. Now it is time for us to go back to the drawing board and dive deep into the marketing/growth part of the business, , which I believe is the hardest. Let's do this.