I aimed to launch three features that would measurably impact Blogger traffic, including improving our 404 error handling to enhance user experience.

We realized that many of our hosts had poor photos of their listings, which hindered growth; addressing this issue was crucial for our success.

We launched two features that had a measurable impact on Blogger traffic, but we initially aimed for three, indicating room for improvement.

Initially, we faced challenges with our website as users preferred YouTube over our platform, leading us to pivot our strategy based on user feedback.

After launching a feature, I noticed users were frustrated by a confusing button, leading us to fix it, which immediately improved our metrics.

We realized our users loved us because they put up with a website that was half-functional, showing their commitment to our product despite its flaws.

We needed to fix the broken DMCA process on Blogger, which was damaging our reputation and degrading the user experience.

Initially, we thought we were on the path to success, but I later realized that we were not converting users into paying customers because we were too focused on fundraising and PR instead of creating a product that people actually needed.

In the beginning, our software was basic, so we compensated for its limitations by providing customers with valuable advice on optimizing their websites.