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Venturing into no-code to validate an idea

Totally new to the indie hacker sphere. Me and a friend have been toying with an idea for the last month and are taking the plunge to validate it. If anyone has useful links to drop in relation to no-code or non-tech founders, I'd love to read it! Cheers.

on March 2, 2021
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    There is no way to 100% validate it.

    Bring you idea to your target audience.

    • First talk to them by using the "Mom-Test"

    • Then find online forums, groups, subreddits where your target audience hangs out and reach out to them

    • Create something based on feedback and repeat the steps above

    Your can read this Article on how to find an audience with a lot of deeper details

    Good luck!

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      Solid points. Thanks a bunch.

      Part of me wants to keep validating the idea ad nauseum but I'm going to heed your advice and just put it out there.

      What are you working on?

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        I am creating one micro startup per month.

        Regarding getting things out I feel you 100%.
        My first micro startup ( ViTAL took me 3 months to launch. My Second ( VeganBookBase.com ) took me 3 weeks.

        Which is why I am now trying to launch my next micro startup within 3 days.

        Hit me up with questions Twitter DM's open!

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    Hey! Here's a couple links that might be helpful from my site:

    Interviews with founders of no-code businesses: https://nocode.mba/interviews

    Guide on which no-code tools are best for different projects: https://nocode.mba/guide