Getintoyc.com website stats for the week of Nov 29: - Announcing on @startupschool got me some high quality traffic (β² duration βΌbounce rate ) - Overall a slow week, with very little marketing - In the process of obtaining 3 new applications this week
- My LinkedIn post on Wed got some amazing engagement - Also did an announcement on a YC Discord group - Not sure how visitors are coming from PH, I haven't posted there yet
Created a new promo image for getintoyc.com. It now shows the a few of the most recognized companies which have an application on the website. Hopefully this entices even more people to check it out π€ #buildinpublic
169 visitors & 501 pageviews @IndieHackers is the top traffic source with most visitors coming from the US and mobile making being the most popular device
I'm doing cold outreaches to past @ycombinator applicants to help them pay it forward and share their YC application to help others learn from their experience. My plan is to send out ~20 personalized DMs a day on both Twitter and LinkedIn getintoyc.com #buildinpublic
Engineer #2 has officially joined the @StackableSO team π₯³
He's already looked over the repo and is getting started on his first ticket. With his front-end prowess, I'm excited to see how much faster we can speed up development. #buildinpublic
@Koustubha_D Very true! And that's one of the main reasons why I started to #buildinpublic as well, along with holding myself accountable. This is also further supported by Y Combinator, where startups with a solo founder have a lower chance of getting accepted.
T3 - We pivoted to prioritize an MVP for dogfooding - Sent out market survey and got 33 submissions - Designed the mini app for the top-right Chrome icon
B3 - Didn't finish reading The Mom Test - Posting this a day late - Having 2nd thoughts about name
Top 3 - We completed the proof of concept - We setup our GH repo and I pushed my first commit - Found other folks in SG who are also building in public
Bottom 3 - Fiverr logo didn't work out - Writing this a day late - Didn't send out the user survey
I'm thinking of writing a short summary at the end of every week with the top 3 things that went well and the bottom 3 things that didn't. Should I stick to Twitter's threading system? Or start a Medium or similar platform? #buildinpublic#buildinginpublic
I just moved over to Tweetdeck so I could follow the #buildinpublic and #buildinginpublic hastags more closely. I noticed that I should probably be Tweeting from a personal account instead of the company account? Luckily Twitter allows you to change things easily :)