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The struggle of a solo founder

by Rand_Assi

“I only invest in companies that have strong tech leadership”
You’ve probably heard this sentence before.

However, bringing on a CTO at the wrong time can cost you dearly.

It is vital to have a technical co-founder for your startup. They will be valuable assets when it comes to scaling up your startup.

So what if you can't find a technical co-founder? What do you do when you’re a solo founder and have 0 experience in coding?

Tapflow.app can be your CTO

Rand_Assi's avatarRand_Assi
on April 24, 2022
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    Or… how about learning tech? It won’t bite. There’s plenty of resources to help you learn programming, design, and more.

    Of course, you can always partner up, outsource, no-code, etc.

    fromtheexchange's avatar fromtheexchange
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    Some feedback:

    • Brush up on your copywriting. Capitalizing every word - no go. Long copy on every focus point - no go.
    • Show an actual example in your right-side software view. It's all BC Tech and TF Agency. Kills credibility.
    • You need testimonials and references. Give it away to some IndieHackers. Build references. Builds credibility.

    This type of business lives and dies on credibility. That should be your sole focus.

    Bernardbaruch's avatar Bernardbaruch
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    4 years ago
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