<aside> 📍 This is a simple system for aspiring Solopreneurs.

There are no growth hacks or shortcuts in it. You need to do the hard work.

But there are quick wins and proven tactics that you can leverage.

Some steps might surprise you. Try to be open-minded.

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1. Pick one audience segment 🧑‍🎤

Successful Indie Entrepreneurs do one thing differently.

They build multiple products for one audience. Not multiple products for multiple audiences.

I will explain why in the #9 point.

But for now, you need to pick one audience segment you want to work with for the next 12 months:

• Entrepreneurs
• Weightlifters
• Developers
• YouTubers
• Students
• Or whatever is on your mind.

Bonus points if you are an active part of a picked community. It’s hard to create products for parents if you are not a parent yourself.

Prioritize the people you like hanging around most. You will spend a lot of time creating content and building products for them.

2. Think about all products you can build 💡

A common mistake is to launch the first product idea that came to your head.

Initial ideas are usually terrible. Ask any seasoned Entrepreneur.

Let's say you are interested in Entrepreneurs and landing pages. You can:

• Create landing pages on demand agency
• Audit landing pages in 48 hours
• Build a no-code website builder
• Create a collection of ChatGPT prompts for landing pages
• Create a video course about using storytelling on landing pages
• Build an A/B testing analytical tool
• Curate the best landing pages on one website

There are dozens of other product ideas. It will be weird to limit yourself to the first idea you thought.

Try to get at least 10 options. Focus on product ideas that you actually want to build in the future.

Cover different areas: SaaS, productized services, content products, communities, etc.