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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
After a few days I put it as a paid app and immediately we went from like I don't know thousands of downloads a day to one two downloads a day. I think it was 99 cents to be... so basically we panicked and we put it back as a free app.
Panicked free relaunch after 99¢ collapsed downloads from thousands to two/day
They launched free as a promo, switched to 99¢, and collapsed from thousands to ~2 downloads a day. Reverting to free was triage, but the free user base became the asset that fueled iAd revenue, then in-app purchases, then subscriptions. The accidental funnel beat their intentional paid-upfront plan.
you just have to start with a messy setup uh doing messy content um crappy crappy video and just ship them and be okay with the shame of of shipping them and use that shame use that shame to actually do better the next time but never miss a day or never miss a week
Ship messy content and use the shame as fuel
Quantity beats polish at launch. Looking for the perfect setup means 90% of people never start. The shame of shipping bad first attempts is fuel for the next iteration — and the public trail of improvement (first podcast episode vs latest, first tweets vs latest) becomes proof of growth that builds credibility on its own.
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