π§βπ» Web dev. I build apps for myself and others
π Building tweetsweeper.app
π¦ Tweeting about #bitcoin and building internet businesses
Thanks for taking the time to read and reply!
On the article β yes I think you're right about the "on/off the record" analogy not being useful enough. May try describing it differently all together. And yes, outline pain points and solution is a good thing for me to work on :)
ππΎ I am fullstack dev/founder who like helping devs succeed & avoid burnout.
π Will do! Dude, I swear copywriting is a tech stack in itself. I never thought there would be a day I do more bug fixes with copy than code. Lawd Jeezus!
After I take my 50th nap today, I should be well rested to tackle those pesky Qs tomorrow.
π§βπ» Web dev. I build apps for myself and others
π Building tweetsweeper.app
π¦ Tweeting about #bitcoin and building internet businesses
Owner of burnout so definitely happy to have filled out the survey!
Tried my best but had troubling answering some questions due to the way they were worded.
Like "Do you feel you solve a meaningful customer problem?" is worded like a yes or no question, but the answer is formatted radio buttons broken into categories regarding levels of criticality and how often the things occur?
Now I'm not exactly sure if I understood the question you were asking π
ππΎ I am fullstack dev/founder who like helping devs succeed & avoid burnout.
@marcano, first thanks for filing out the survey. Second, yeah you are right. It is a yes and no question. It also asking how you see/categorize the problem you solve too.
I called myself combining questions to shorten the survey. Next, year I make sure to get a real pro copywriter to help me π
Was there any other questions that stick out for you? I can add helper text to them.
ππΎ I am fullstack dev/founder who like helping devs succeed & avoid burnout.
π Will do! Dude, I swear copywriting is a tech stack in itself. I never thought there would be a day I do more bug fixes with copy than code. Lawd Jeezus!
After I take my 50th nap today, I should be well rested to tackle those pesky Qs tomorrow.
@marcano
carrd.co
Good templates, easy to edit, can have a decent landing page up in a few minutes.
I know, Tom needs to raise his rates.
Hell yeah dude. thanks for finding this! Definitely gonna hit up Casey lol
Thanks for taking the time to read and reply!
On the article β yes I think you're right about the "on/off the record" analogy not being useful enough. May try describing it differently all together. And yes, outline pain points and solution is a good thing for me to work on :)
On the product β There's a few tools that range from open source (gist.github.com/robinsloan/36β¦), to free (tweetdelete.net) to rather expensive (tweetdeleter.com).
I just figured I'd make a simpler (and more opinionated) product that can be fully set up in 2 clicks and is neither free nor expensive.
Boooo.... looks like DNS issues. To the best of your knowledge, is it still happening?
Itβs working now. Love the blog post, love your logo! π
I almost posted a Spotify link because I am literally the only person I know that uses Apple Music!
Now there are two!
Haha! Iβve been far too sucked into the ecosystem to use anything else! π«
I've recently been enjoying listening to Khruangbin while I work. Mellow beats and not too lyrical.
I sometimes just need some background ambiance β coffitivity.com or imissmybar.com
You're welcomeΒ β I imagine it's hard trying to be thourough and concise at the same time!
There were a couple questions that took me a bit longer for the same reason. I'd have to start the survey again to find them.
If you find a good copywriter send them my way for more business π
π Will do! Dude, I swear copywriting is a tech stack in itself. I never thought there would be a day I do more bug fixes with copy than code. Lawd Jeezus!
After I take my 50th nap today, I should be well rested to tackle those pesky Qs tomorrow.
That's actually a decent answer and really good framing of the issue.
Spend more time how you are positioning the product and once you're different enough and it solves the new problem, ship.
Owner of burnout so definitely happy to have filled out the survey!
Tried my best but had troubling answering some questions due to the way they were worded.
Like "Do you feel you solve a meaningful customer problem?" is worded like a yes or no question, but the answer is formatted radio buttons broken into categories regarding levels of criticality and how often the things occur?
Now I'm not exactly sure if I understood the question you were asking π
I hope my feedback is useful!
@marcano, first thanks for filing out the survey. Second, yeah you are right. It is a yes and no question. It also asking how you see/categorize the problem you solve too.
I called myself combining questions to shorten the survey. Next, year I make sure to get a real pro copywriter to help me π
Was there any other questions that stick out for you? I can add helper text to them.
You're welcomeΒ β I imagine it's hard trying to be thourough and concise at the same time!
There were a couple questions that took me a bit longer for the same reason. I'd have to start the survey again to find them.
If you find a good copywriter send them my way for more business π
π Will do! Dude, I swear copywriting is a tech stack in itself. I never thought there would be a day I do more bug fixes with copy than code. Lawd Jeezus!
After I take my 50th nap today, I should be well rested to tackle those pesky Qs tomorrow.