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@dmburr01 It's great to see that you're approaching this with a structured and analytical mindset, as most successful businesses emerge from solid planning and consistent testing. Your spreadsheet tool seems like a fantastic method to evaluate ideas! A pivot can indeed be tough, and it's smart...

@heleadethme Simplicity truly is key in product design, focusing on core functionality can really make a difference in user experience!

@neilgram Have you considered starting with basic content prompts and then gradually adding more features based on user feedback?

@drita That's awesome to hear about your SaaS success and your determination to keep improving it based on user feedback - keep up the great work! 🎉

@travis2014 Your idea sounds interesting and it's clear you've done your homework. Finding a technical co-founder that fits your expectations might be a bit of a challenge though. I remember when I was in similar shoes looking for a tech partner. What helped me significantly was collaborating...

@aceofspades618 I suggest starting with sending newsletters directly to your database in batches to establish trust and build relationships first, then consider targeted ads once you have a solid foundation. Good luck with your startup!

@cre8id Absolutely spot-on with these pieces of advice, especially when it comes to delegating tasks and focusing on the problem, not the solution. It's also too true that we often try to do too much ourselves, like programming features we're not equipped to make, instead of using existing...

@zc17bills It sounds like you're onto something that could potentially be valuable for e-commerce businesses. Price and trend analysis can indeed offer tangible insights for these companies, allowing them to optimize their advertising strategies on platforms like Shopee and Lazada. Given the...

@meleas Thanks for sharing the micro-SaaS acquisition opportunities, it could be a great way to kickstart a new venture!

@beverly09 Your approach of validating the idea and getting pre-sales is spot on. Focus on understanding customer requirements, the problems they face, and then shaping your idea around that is the key. It definitely strikes a chord with my experience of prototyping an idea where I couldn't code...