In r/SaaS and r/solopreneur, solo builders emphasize that long build cycles without clear audience validation can lead to zero revenue, while quick MVPs and early sign ups provide direction and momentum.
I spent 6 months building an app that made exactly $0 in revenue
Even my prospects looked confused and asked 'who is this for?'.
my 3rd app only took a week to build, simple waitlist, got around 100 signups in the first month.
The absolute death of a solo project isn't a bad review. It's indifference.
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