I once got a free ride to a hotel, and got a stack of coupons from the driver. The hotel and/or taxi service were charging companies to be included in the coupon book. Business trip, so did not use many of the coupons. Maybe an idea.

I only belong to wip.chat

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Experience as someone who has signed up for way too many upcoming projects on SHIP.

1. Signup is super simple, which is great
2. Signup form works less well on mobile than on tablets or desktop.
3. I often have no clue what the product builders are communicating. I think builders must remember I may not remember your project, so an easy fix with copy.
4. While I appreciate the opportunity, telling me to answer another survey is too much work - product survey fatigue.
5. Some cool betas and some nice intro offers - really interesting to learn.
6. Now that I think about it, I do not think I have heard from the majority of products I subscribed to. So maybe product owners just using it to test initial demand?

Hope this helps

I have no clue. This was shared on chat thenextweb.com/insider/2018/0…

Yes. One time would be best.

There is always a market for a better form builder. Forms for Indies - I think this might work. Something specific around coming soon pages, pre-sales, user surveys, etc. It is a different use case, and a niche.

Something like feedback command would be great. I like providing feedback, as it provides me with an opportunity to be of assistance, and I learn a ton. but need to get through so many messages on chat to find opportunities to provide feedback.

for me - time from idea to getting the first sale.

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