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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
one user told us like oh my girlfriend would love that she's selling on depop and after multiple users asking us in support talking at the user interview at mcdonald we realized that oh that's a niche that we should kind of focus on
E-Commerce Niche Wasn't Planned — It Emerged From Support Tickets and McDonald's Interviews
PhotoRoom's defining market positioning — the best photo editor for entrepreneurs selling on Depop, Poshmark, and Shopify — was not a strategic decision made in advance. It emerged from repeated signals in customer support tickets and McDonald's user interviews. The team noticed the pattern, validated it, then deliberately doubled down. Niche clarity often comes after launch, not before.
As an indie hacker, as a bootstrapper, you can't create the next Uber, you can't create the next Facebook — you need a lot of money for that… You should approach a market which is already validated, and then just find the gap.
Don't invent — enter a validated market and find the gap competitors leave open
Indie hackers can't fund category-creating moonshots. The winning move is to target a market already validated by big incumbents with paying users, then find a specific gap. Pricing alone is rarely enough — pair it with feature complaints users post publicly.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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