Thread by @Suhail: "1/ Getting my first 100 customers always felt like a puzzle. The next 1000 seemed unreachable. Besides, how can you get feedback to make the […]"
Thread by @Suhail: "1/ Getting my first 100 customers always felt like a puzzle. The next 1000 seemed unreachable. Besides, how can you get fo make the product better w/o users? After many years, we ended up w/ 6,000+ paying customers. It was a grind […]"
12,399 views Suhail Subscribe @Suhail , 18 tweets, 6 min read Read on Twitter Tweet Share Email Embed Bookmark Save as PDF 1/ Getting my first 100 customers always felt like a puzzle. The next 1000 seemed unreachable. Besides, how can you get feedback to make the product better w/o users? After many years, we ended up w/ 6,000+ paying customers. It was a grind to get there.😩 Here's what I Iearned... 2/ This 1st lesson comes hard learned for most engineers: get up — away from your monitor—and talk to your users! I know it’s safer & comfortable to just email people but it’s also easier to ignor
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