The product that works isn’t necessarily the best one, but the one with the best distribution.
That’s what I’m starting to think as an Indie Hacker.
I launched IdeaPz 8 days ago. The goal is simple: find out if people would actually pay for your project.
→ You post an idea
→ People vote on whether they would pay for it
→ Interested people can leave their email to the creator
The project has been pretty well received by Indie Hackers, so thanks again for all the feedback.
But now I have a dilemma: should I focus on adding features or on outreach?
IdeaPz needs constant traffic to work, so outreach is important. But I’ve also received a lot of interesting feedback and want to keep improving the project.
Doing both at the same time is difficult for a side project.
What do you think: 50/50, between outreach and building?
