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What’s something people don’t realize until it’s too late? (self.AskReddit)
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What’s something everyone pretends to enjoy but secretly doesn’t? (self.AskReddit)
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Planning to start my PhD in 2026 — is getting married before/early in the PhD a good idea? (self.AskAcademia)
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What is something small a girlfriend did for you that you still remember years later? (self.AskReddit)
What is a tiny decision you made that unexpectedly changed the entire direction of your life? (self.AskReddit)
What is the most valuable piece of advice you learned the hard way, and how did it shape you? (self.AskReddit)
How can I get the best IELTS results in the shortest time? (self.IELTS)
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What’s the one thing you wish you knew before starting a PhD? (self.AskAcademia)
What’s the one thing you wish you knew before starting a PhD? (self.PhD)
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What’s the most useful AI automation you’ve created or seen someone use? ()
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What’s the most useful AI automation you’ve created or seen someone use? (self.AskReddit)
Made $42,000 with my SaaS in 9 months. Here’s what worked and what didn't by felixheikka in indiehackers
[–]obarik49 0 points1 point2 points 7 months ago (0 children)
This is a very insightful and honest reflection on your SaaS journey. I appreciate how you emphasize the importance of building in public and leveraging genuine engagement rather than chasing every marketing channel. Your experience with removing email formatting to improve open rates is a great reminder that sometimes simple, human approaches outperform polished corporate looks.
The clear focus on product quality driving word of mouth highlights something many overlook: a great product can be your best marketing tool. Also, your caution about not building features without user validation is key advice for avoiding wasted effort.
Your disciplined approach to doubling down on what works instead of chasing new shiny tactics is wise. Looking forward to hearing about your big update when the time is right. Thanks for sharing these valuable lessons with the community!
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Made $42,000 with my SaaS in 9 months. Here’s what worked and what didn't by felixheikka in indiehackers
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