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Context sharing for developers & Launches | Ep.12
Episode Summary
Discussion of Brandon's new product Codex, which focuses on developer context sharing. Discussion of Adam's preparations to launch his second project Here Be Taverns.
Episode Notes
- Brandon's new project: Codex - context sharing for developers
- When to raise venture capital rather than bootstrap
- How do you decide to focus on a product when you run a service agency?
- Applying The Mom Test
- Should you ask people to "click to tweet"?
- How to get more reviews for your products
- Adam focusing on launching Here Be Taverns - random tavern generator for RPGs
- Happiness as a function of expectation setting
- Setting goals are valuable to help you focus efforts in the right places
- Adam not impressed with launch checklists you find on the internet such as Startup Growth Kit
- Adam discussing his launch prep
- Knowing your audience and market can help you make for a great launch checklist
- Planning launch in advance allows you to do work ahead of time that can be scheduled
- The power of social media if you hit a tipping point of people talking. Thunderclap (now gone)
- The challenge of community marketing when you don't have time to invest in them
- Adam is really excited to read Traction once he decides what product to focus on
- Potential of advertising in game stores
- Communities as a traction channel and performance marketing