> I just spent about three weeks bootstrapping a SaaS as a solo founder. For context, you can read my description of it here, and I’ve talked about the inspiration behind it and motivations here and here.
... wow, that's crazy fast. I'd argue you didn't validate anything with that time frame. It takes months to build a reputation or awareness around a product to give people time to make a decision. As SaaStr says, give your product/startup TWO YEARS.[1]
Three weeks isn't enough time to even pretend you're bootstrapping. That's a vacation from work...
> The basic concept was solid: provide an insanely simple way for business intelligence consultants to manage project data.
... wow, that's crazy fast. I'd argue you didn't validate anything with that time frame. It takes months to build a reputation or awareness around a product to give people time to make a decision. As SaaStr says, give your product/startup TWO YEARS.[1]
Three weeks isn't enough time to even pretend you're bootstrapping. That's a vacation from work...
> The basic concept was solid: provide an insanely simple way for business intelligence consultants to manage project data.
... ESPECIALLY IN B2B.
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[1] https://www.saastr.com/if-youre-going-to-do-a-saas-start-up-...