SaaS
Mistakes I always see on Reddit from people trying to start SaaS startups that I'm tired of
Build a product that delivers all its value in the first minute. (No retention. No scalability.) Build a vitamin pill instead of a painkiller. Build for broke people. Build for a very small market. Build a solution for a problem you don't know anyone has. (not even you). Build a very vibe-coded-looking UI (low credibility, high bounce rate). Build a solution because you think it's cool. Build every feature in the world because you're a dreamer. Build without talking to clients. (...
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