I’m glad that when life gets tough, the fact that I have a business doesn’t necessarily mean it needs to make life tougher. I can pull back a bit and focus on what’s truly important and go back to everything later. #buildinpublic
Totally redoing the leaderboard. The more gifts people got the more it slowed down until it finally got so slow that it only returns request timeouts. Hope to get this back up tomorrow or Friday.
Yesterday, WishTender beat our latest GMV-in-a-day record of $16.1k (which we set only 3 days ago) with an almost $40k day yesterday! But this one is going to be hard to beat..
3D secure ftw- saving me money, time, and headache.
No card testers. No fake/friendly fraud disputes. No legitimate fraud disputes. No investigating suspicious users. No dealing with incompetent banks. For now, the checkout friction seems worth it.
What was the first position you added to your business?
For WishTender, my spouse started helping with odd jobs, mostly DMs. Now he is the community manager. However, neither of us take salaries, so in a way we are both just interns. #buildinpublic#indiehackers
@BernyMWeiss@arvidkahl@dagorenouf Twitter audience doesn’t necessarily correlate to sales. My followers aren’t my target market. I do #buildinpublic to share what I learn and make connections with other founders, not to get sales. If your market IS other founders then the two correlate of course.