Hello everyone,
I'm currently at a crossroads in my entrepreneurial journey and genuinely looking for some direction. Here's a bit of context:
I've created an online course on programming. However, my approach to marketing it might not have been optimal – I didn't provide any free content upfront, which has led to limited trust or interest in my potential customer base. The outcome? A mere four customers. You can read the full journey here: EXECUTION - QUESTION - My next iteration in Act, Assess, Adjust of my business road. and the challenges faced here:
QUESTION - My online course - results are below expected.
On the other hand, I've been brimming with ideas for various SaaS and MicroSaaS projects. This one inspired me:
GOLD! - EXECUTION - How to Create a $2k+/mo Passive Income Website in 30 Days (or Less) , which got me thinking about diving into this path. With my programming skills, I feel I might have an advantage.
Regarding the SaaS and MicroSaaS venture, I've identified two potential strategies:
With this backdrop, I have a few questions for this knowledgeable community:
Thank you!
I'm currently at a crossroads in my entrepreneurial journey and genuinely looking for some direction. Here's a bit of context:
I've created an online course on programming. However, my approach to marketing it might not have been optimal – I didn't provide any free content upfront, which has led to limited trust or interest in my potential customer base. The outcome? A mere four customers. You can read the full journey here: EXECUTION - QUESTION - My next iteration in Act, Assess, Adjust of my business road. and the challenges faced here:
QUESTION - My online course - results are below expected.
On the other hand, I've been brimming with ideas for various SaaS and MicroSaaS projects. This one inspired me:
GOLD! - EXECUTION - How to Create a $2k+/mo Passive Income Website in 30 Days (or Less) , which got me thinking about diving into this path. With my programming skills, I feel I might have an advantage.
Regarding the SaaS and MicroSaaS venture, I've identified two potential strategies:
- Emulate the approach from the above thread: look for proven products on marketplaces like Etsy, identify niches, create better versions, set up landing pages, run targeted Google Ads, and repeat until a product takes off.
- Scout for problems people face on platforms like forums, Reddit, and Twitter. I'd then set up a landing page with a newsletter and validate interest. If there's traction, proceed to build an MVP.
With this backdrop, I have a few questions for this knowledgeable community:
- Should I focus exclusively on my course, providing free content on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube to build trust? Or should I also be validating SaaS and MicroSaaS ideas on the side?
- In terms of market focus: Poland or international? What are the pros and cons based on your experience?
- Between the two SaaS/MicroSaaS strategies I mentioned, which seems more promising?
Thank you!
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