I can confidently say that 99% of apps have a HUGE distribution problem... Learning how to get more attention to your app is the ONLY thing that matters If you’re lost on where to start, I did a full breakdown on how to do it here

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your breakdowns are always so helpful :) more ppl should follow and just start sharing what to do to the world, instead of overly obsessing about building features

yesss fully agreed and thanks Sherry I love your tweets as well

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Yep. Seen way too many good apps flop just ’cause no one knew they existed. This kinda stuff matters most.

I don't have a distribution problem I have a distribution solution: the DOD

That's the real ! Love to see more detail skills about best pratice

cheers!

I reached 100k ARR on my app In just 47 days Now I’m selling it for $250,000 Maybe higher. Got a couple offers. I will use the money to scale aggressively on my next projects. What would you do with $250,000?

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One of my smaller apps does 45k / month. Our main competitor gets most their users from SEO, however we have ZERO organic Google traffic. I’ll give someone 50% of all revenue they drive via SEO. And 5% of revenue if you refer the person/agency we end up working with. DM proof of skills or tag a cracked SEO friend/agency :)

💡 I’ve realized I don’t want a big company or lots of employees. I just want a business that fits my life and lets me build things I care about. Being an indie hacker means freedom to create, talk to users, and set my own schedule. Feels like the best job for me.