[chatmasta]

Another lesson here: you built for a specific community who is passionate, money-motivated, and concentrates in specific social spaces (forums, reddit, etc.) where you can promote your business. This isn't always a recipe for success, but it's a damn good starting point. You need to adjust to the sensitivities of the community to avoid overly self-promotional content, but you always have a clear channel to promote your very specific product that meets their needs.

[cloverpari8]

More importantly, the site looks pristine, with soft, artsy, techie, nature images with calming, strong, and welcoming colors and vibes, and and follows what at least used to be good SEO practices with a blog that is kept up to date frequently enough, etc.

If you don’t know a good site, you’ll never be able to develop one or pay for one without using a ok template.

[8f2ab37a-ed6c]

It’s very much what Sahil Lavingia recommends doing in The Minimalist Entrepreneur