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This Week's Summary

AI automation tools dominated discussions, with debates about the effectiveness of 'build in public' strategies and the challenges of organic growth. Solo founders shared success stories of organic MRR growth, while others reflected on lessons learned from failed ventures.

⬆ 457👤 u/rachid_nichan• recently

No funding, no team, just a laptop in a corner. Today my project hit 6,400 users from this very spot.

A solo founder shared the journey of building Relyvo, a review platform alternative, from scratch to 6,410 users, highlighting the power of perseverance and coding skills.

💬 Highly engaged with 169 comments, showcasing strong community interest in solo entrepreneurship.Open on Reddit →
⬆ 79👤 u/GuidanceSelect7706• recently

My SaaS just crossed $1k MRR

A founder achieved $1k MRR organically by leveraging community interactions, emphasizing the effectiveness of strategic engagement over paid marketing.

💬 Moderate engagement with 48 comments, highlighting interest in organic growth strategies.Open on Reddit →
⬆ 38👤 u/cheldon_dev• recently

Stop lying to yourselves: Coding is the most expensive form of procrastination.

A critical reflection on the pitfalls of over-prioritizing coding over market validation, resonating with developers facing similar challenges.

💬 18 comments reflecting mixed reactions, engaging developers to reconsider their development strategies.Open on Reddit →
⬆ 28👤 u/whyismail• recently

I studied 47 SaaS products that went from $0 to $10k MRR last year. Here's what they all did right.

Insights from a study of successful SaaS founders, providing valuable learnings for those aiming to replicate similar success.

💬 Low engagement with 7 comments, yet valuable for those seeking success patterns in SaaS.Open on Reddit →
⬆ 27👤 u/Chemical_Survey2577• recently

Built in public for 8 months. Got 2,400 followers and $340 MRR. Twitter audience doesn't convert.

Challenges of converting social media followers into paying customers, questioning the effectiveness of building in public.

💬 High engagement with 23 comments, sparking discussions on the ROI of social media efforts.Open on Reddit →

📰 More Headlines This Week

⬆ 40My simple tool reached its first 100 users 🥳
⬆ 38It's Saturday. What are you Building?
⬆ 38Stop lying to yourselves: Coding is the most expensive form of procrastination.
⬆ 33We don't actually build in public here
⬆ 28I analyzed hundreds of founder posts across Reddit. The ones who failed and the ones who won did completely different things. Here are the patterns.
⬆ 29What are you building these days?
⬆ 28I studied 47 SaaS products that went from $0 to $10k MRR last year. Here's what they all did right.
⬆ 28Bootstrapped in 5 months as solo founder without ad spend
⬆ 27Built in public for 8 months. Got 2,400 followers and $340 MRR. Twitter audience doesn't convert.
⬆ 23Launched 6 months ago, crossed $870 MRR today 🥳
⬆ 20I've sent 45,000+ cold DMs across Reddit, Twitter, and Instagram. Here's what actually works (and what gets you banned).
⬆ 21Who's grinding it out on Sunday? I'm investing in startups. Share your idea & let's self promote.
⬆ 20Didn’t expect this, but my side project just crossed 500 signups
⬆ 19I Built My SaaS from $0K to $0K in 10 Years. It Was Still Worth It!
⬆ 19What are you guys building? Share your SaaS/project
⬆ 19My app is doing better than I expected.
⬆ 18What are you building? Let’s see each other's projects!
⬆ 15What are you building this weekend? Drop it and get feedback.
⬆ 15What are you guys building? Share your SaaS/project
⬆ 14Monday check-in: what are you building?
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