You too? I get dead air in most places.
I now get maerial for ProductHunt Discussions, replies, and in my voice. Just built this for Founder's Den in MentionFox.com
The dead air is real, and I'd argue part of the problem is that solo founders often have no structured story to tell. When someone does respond and asks 'how's it going?' you get vague vibes instead of a clear, specific update.
I'm building a Notion OS specifically for solopreneurs at $0-5K MRR - six linked databases: clients, projects, tasks, revenue tracker, decision log, and weekly review. The weekly review outputs a one-page snapshot of the week. Having that means you always have something concrete to bring to a conversation rather than reconstructing your situation from scratch every time.
The outreach problem and the ops problem are related: no system means no clarity means no momentum to actually communicate. What use cases are you seeing founders most want to start conversations around - accountability, feedback, or something else?
I know a couple of early-stage peer founders who might be willing to answer your questions for free, happy to forward them if you'd like.
Yes, of course. In fact, gt them to do a trial of https://mentionfox.com - which will, in onoboarding, get them squared away with the founder stuff, and I will do everything in my power to be attentive and helpful to them - and you.
And if I may be of service, saul@mentionfox.com
Thanks so much, Merc!
I'm part of a community called "replyz" where people genuinely help each other out, and I think you'll find the right people there. You can post your question, specify who you'd like answers from, and get detailed responses from members with relevant experience. The only ask is that everyone contributes back by helping others too. Let me know if you want to know more!
I sure do! email me!