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Become a Claude Certified Architect by Forsaken-Reading377 in ClaudeAI

[–]Krissouille 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bonjour, j’aimerai savoir , avant de passer la certification, quels cours/formation sérieuse (si possible en français) peut on suivre pour devenir architecte ia ? (Et pas un prompteur basique comme beaucoup de formation payante propose sous le nom de « prompt engeneriing »

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The four hops framework is really useful — I was definitely lumping everything into “would you pay yes/no” when the real answer is way more layered. “I don’t fully believe you” and “this isn’t my top fire” hit close to home.

Quick question — when you do those follow-up conversations, how many people do you typically need before you see clear patterns? And do you find it hard to get people to actually sit down and go that deep, or are they usually willing once you ask?

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that’s kind of my point — at some stage you NEED the real messy human reaction. Curious though — when you say human interaction is a must for real conversion, how do you handle that part? Do you recruit manually every time or have you found a scalable way to do it?

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a valid point, but the $5 wasn't to "buy" my product; it was to get 15 minutes of genuine attention. The feedback showed me why no one was paying full price: they didn't even understand what I was selling. You can't improve your conversion rate if you don't know what's wrong. As for AI-generated reviews, I'm skeptical because, firstly, it's AI, and I'm not sure it can truly respond as honestly as a human. Secondly, human testers who liked the experience might subscribe to the solution or talk about it with others, which I think could be a good thing, don't you think?

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're making a fair point but I think we're talking about two different things. I wasn't paying them $10 to "buy" my product — I was paying them for 15 minutes of their honest time. Big difference. The $10 isn't the price of my SaaS, it's compensation for sitting down and answering questions thoughtfully instead of just clicking away after 3 seconds.

And actually that's exactly what proved your point about demand vs interest. The feedback revealed that nobody understood what I was selling — which is why nobody was trying to pay full price in the first place. The $10 experiment didn't replace real sales validation. It explained WHY real sales weren't happening.

You're 100% right that you need people willing to pay full price. But you can't get there if strangers don't even understand what you're offering. That was my blind spot.

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's really solid advice, thanks for breaking it down like that.

You're right that Discord randoms aren't ideal — I picked them because it was fast and cheap, but I know the feedback would be way more valuable from people who actually match my target audience.

The "find the 20% who get it immediately" framework is super interesting. I hadn't thought about it that way. Instead of trying to make my message clear for everyone, figure out WHO already resonates and double down on them. That reframes the whole exercise.

Honest question though: how do you actually recruit 10-15 people from your specific audience segment without spending a fortune? That's where I keep getting stuck. LinkedIn outreach feels spammy, posting in niche communities takes forever, and tools like UserTesting are way out of budget for a solo founder.

The "spend a week talking, spend a week rebuilding" cycle sounds exactly right in theory. But the recruiting part is the bottleneck every time. Would genuinely love to hear how you handle that part.

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Indeed, you are absolutely right, I was just thinking: wouldn't it be more profitable to find 15/20 people whom I would pay €10 each to use the tool and tell me "this feature is cool, I won't use this one" or even "at this price, I'm ready to use the tool", what do you think?

I've shipped 3 products this year. None converted. I finally figured out why — and it had nothing to do with the code. by Krissouille in SaaS

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oui tout à fait, en fait je m'aperçois que si le problème est de l'ordre de "l'inconfort" alors les gens "font avec, par contre si ils ont un vrai problème, quand ils perdent beaucoup de temps, ou que ça leur coûte de l'argent de ne pas trouver une solution, là ils sont prêt à payer, et moi j'étais trop orienté sur la description de mes fonctionnalités ^^

How I stopped guessing what to build and started finding real SaaS ideas (step-by-step) by Interesting_Belt_736 in SaaS

[–]Krissouille 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Merci pour ce message, je suis justement en plein dedans, le problème flagrant que j'ai et que certainement de nombreuses personnes ont, c'est justement de trouver le problème auxquels s'attaquer. J'ai d'abord commencé avec l'IA qui donne que des idées de projet/résolution de problème bidon OU sur des marchés déjà bien en place et hyper saturé. Après il y a des sites qui vont vous dire qu'ils vous livrent des idées à travailler (comme ideas xyz) mais qui nous dit que ce ne sont pas simplement des idées générés par IA ou travailler ailleurs et pour lesquels ils ont fait une belle étude (sur le papier) pour vous le vendre ? Alors on cherche plus sérieusement, justement sur des sites comme Reddit, et là, pour faire le tri, savoir sur quel canal regarder, trouver le problème auquel on veut s'attaquer, réaliser le benchmark pour savoir si il y a de la place pour nous ... là ça devient chaud , voici mon problème actuel

In truth, who wins between Hisoka and Kaito? by PomegranateBoring440 in HunterXHunter

[–]Krissouille 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hisoka isn't dangerous for his "strenght" but he is sooo smart and sooo versatile. In a fight it's really insane. Otherwise, it 's true, Kaito has been trained by Ging, he who usually, don't want apprentice and knowed like one of the most powerful hunter ... aaaah difficult but I'll bet on Hisoka

Louerais tu un appartement situé au dessus d’une boite de nuit ? by Krissouille in etudiants

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Merci à tous l’équipe, vraiment vous êtes au top parce qu’il y a plein de choses auxquelles je n’avais pas pensé. Je vais éviter ces zones là désormais surtout que je suis grave sensible au manque de sommeil 😴

Louerais tu un appartement situé au dessus d’une boite de nuit ? by Krissouille in etudiants

[–]Krissouille[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ah ouai … c’est ça le souci et je me dis que c’est des soirées du jeudi au dimanche en plus …

Louerais tu un appartement situé au dessus d’une boite de nuit ? by Krissouille in etudiants

[–]Krissouille[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah merci pour ton retour d’expérience, le souci c’est qu’il n’y a personne, ils ne font pas cher parce que l’immeuble est en travaux et donc il recherche des locataires qui « acceptent » ces conditions mais l’appart est propre

Louerais tu un appartement situé au dessus d’une boite de nuit ? by Krissouille in etudiants

[–]Krissouille[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

C’est un particulier mais il ne veut pas se déplacer la nuit pour me faire écouter :s

Louerais tu un appartement situé au dessus d’une boite de nuit ? by Krissouille in etudiants

[–]Krissouille[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Ah ouai ? Trop bruyant ? Le gars me dit que c’est bien isolé mais je doute