Even with many flaws, we saw incredible user growth, with 20,000 visitors in the first month, which encouraged us to keep going despite initial setbacks.

When we first launched our product, I was embarrassed about its readiness, but we had to ship it. We learned from our initial customers, who provided valuable feedback that helped us improve.

We used feedback from our users to improve our product rapidly, which was crucial for our success.

We got through tough times by taking a long-term view on our mission and ensuring it improves users' lives in a meaningful way.

We brought in customers early to test our product, which helped change the minds of skeptical team members when they saw real-time reactions from users.

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

We built a strong feedback loop by having the founders handle customer support, which helped us improve the product based on real user needs.

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

Frustrated with communication issues with our users, we added a message feature in our product that allowed users to engage with us directly, which significantly improved user interaction.