[egesabanci]

For now, I have a product in mind that is not yet completely clear, but to summarize briefly, I think something like this:

After the developers sign up with their products, they will add a method that we will provide (iframes, API calls, SDK integrations with auth-keys) to a part of their projects (for example, the landing page or the dashboard of their applications) and we will collect feedback from their users. Then, at certain intervals, we will extract various insights from this feedback and provide developers with data that will guide them in their next steps.

The feedback collected can be in the form of surveys or open-ended questions. As long as we have clean data that we can analyze.

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Make your goal to become an absolute expert in that space. there are a lot of products that do this already. like, a lot. and they're well funded or have lots of revenue and can definitely muscle you out on almost any paid user acquisition channel. but if you become an absolute expert, you might manage to find some niche or some really obscure unmet need, and you can start there before expanding. in theory. in practice, it's usually better to tip the scales in your favor by choosing a less competitive space. to do that, look for spaces close to things that are changing quickly. new laws, new technologies, cultural changes, etc. It's always easier to ride someone else's wave. best of luck.

[egesabanci]

Thanks for the advice.