I personally feel like if someone can just bring real leads into a website (bringing prospects inbound) that solves 90% of entrepreneurship problems. There are services that help with this already but I am not even interested in current tools cuz they just don’t really make it easy. This is personal opinion.

Solution in search of a problem. Also, bad sales strategy. Users didn’t even wanna talk about their problems. I sometimes wonder if it’s the user segment which is the issue.

Did you build the mvp first or talk to your customers first?

Because if you did the mvp first, you’re trying to do the “Solution in search of a problem” method which always fails.

And like others mentioned, 2 weeks isn’t enough time. Give it some more time but keep altering sales strategies. It’s a good sign that people are willing to talk. In my case even that didn’t happen. I guess that was a learning.

Sneak in some paid promotions or affiliate links to things that the majority of your members are interested in. First identify the common themes of your members. Then sell. That’s recurring revenue gold mine.

That makes a lot of sense. Thank you. But when it comes to volume, linkedin has limits and my linkedin got temporarily suspended, possibly because of this.

I’ve never raised funds and I’ve bootstrapped something up recently. So I have some thoughts on this.

I believe it is Michael Seibel who said “Raise funds when you don’t need it.”. I suppose that’s because you get better terms, and are more confident with getting no’s because it doesn’t really matter to you.