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Hey HN! I launch a new product and deliver it 50% faster than my previous product. Also, I made sales during the Soft-launching period. How can it be possible? Here's the detail. 1. Develop and Deliver faster Always use the same tech stack, or you can create your own boilerplate that can be reused whenever you start to build a new product. Why? When you're using the same tech stack every time. You will be an expert in that technology. And you can make a huge improvement to your product. Then, you don't need to learn new things every time you build a product. Instead, you can more focus on…
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Hey HN! I launch a new product and deliver it 50% faster than my previous product. Also, I made sales during the Soft-launching period. How can it be possible? Here's the detail. 1. Develop and Deliver faster Always use the same tech stack, or you can create your own boilerplate that can be reused whenever you start to build a new product. Why? When you're using the same tech stack every time. You will be an expert in that technology. And you can make a huge improvement to your product. Then, you don't need to learn new things every time you build a product. Instead, you can more focus on how your product can solve the market's problem and business side. 2. Run Soft-launching You can promote your product earlier, by giving a coupon or discount. From there, you can collect feedback from your users earlier and improve your product. Remember, selling features that your users needed is more important than adding a bunch of crap features. 3. Solve the Problem Always build a product that solves problems instead of finding a random product idea. In this case, SuiteMail can solve freelancers or business owners by reducing their operational costs for email accounts. That's my breakdown detail for my second product SuiteMail. You can follow this business boilerplate. - Rully
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