Day 23 - Profitable MVP in 30 Days - Another Sad Story
Day 23 of the profitable MVP challenge where I share the frustration of waiting for Chrome Web Store to approve my app update. Also discussing early user feedback on the UI and weighing two options: focus on content marketing or build a new app in the remaining 7 days.
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