In my opinion, it’s easier to find a co-founder on some platform for finding co-founders, like https://indiemerger.com, where there are developers and marketers and you can find suitable candidates.
Hi all! Over the past 3 years, I have launched more than 22 products and only a few of them have been successful.
My main mistake was having the wrong ideas. I came up with ideas for products that didn’t exist yet and thought that someone would need it. But it was not so.
It was only when I changed my approach to finding ideas and started looking for people's pain points and solutions for them that I was able to launch successful products.
In Painkiller Ideas, I collected 50 ideas that were validated by searching for mentions of the problem, this is what people really need.
I also thought that I would quickly refuse a lifetime deal and already refused. But after 3 weeks I decided to temporarily return them, since there was not a single sale of a subscription, and the extra money will not interfere with me now.
I don't think it's enough. My target audience is marketing agencies. I have several clients with whom I communicate regularly and find out what they need. There is also another audience, these are single startups, I also keep in touch with them, but they are not ready to pay a lot
Yes, but I've tried making products for non-competitive niches and they've all failed. And only when I made a product in a competitive niche did sales appear.
There was a separate page for lifetime deals and those who signed up from the main page did not even know that there were lifetime deals. It was today that I added them to the main page, before that they were available only through a specific link.