I Didn’t Stop Building — I Just Took on Too Much at Once
I haven’t posted an update here for a while, but I haven’t stopped working on TransferIQ.
The opposite happened: I started doing too many things at the same time.
Recently, I have been:
• improving TransferIQ’s remittance and exchange comparison flow
• publishing FX and remittance content in multiple languages
• testing channels such as Medium, Blogger, LinkedIn, Telegram, SoloXin, and W2Solo
• tracking which content generates real traffic
• building and launching another product, Jobtelligence
Jobtelligence compares a resume with a specific job description and analyzes role fit, experience, skills, achievements, and missing keywords. It also includes AI-generated professional headshots for applications, LinkedIn, and portfolios.
The biggest lesson so far is that shipping the product is only the beginning.
I now spend more time asking:
• Who actually needs this?
• Can users understand the value quickly?
• Why do visitors not sign up?
• Why do signups not become paying users?
• Which channels generate useful traffic instead of empty views?
I used to think product development and marketing could be handled separately.
Now I believe they need to happen together.
Build, publish, observe, and adjust.
That is what I have been doing recently, even if I was not documenting it here.
TransferIQ
Jobtelligence
