Now you are talking. Although co-founders are hard to find... especially outside the big cities.
I've looked at outsourcing and it feels a little like quitting... I LOVE programming - although I'm not the best.
Thanks for the SEO tip... Already noticed that, and it is on my list to fix up.
Outsourcing is not quitting. You're creating a business correct? Does the CEO of every business clean the toliets and wash the windows? In the beginning yes but your hourly value increases as your business grows. Outsourcing is just workers on demand (just like the EC2 instance you may be running your startup on).
As for the co-founder it should be pretty simple since you're a technical founder. When I started FriendsEAT I got courted by 20 "idea/marketing/money" potential co-founders because I was a tech founder. Since you're not in a major city you should run a meetup, go to a local techmeetup, go to hackathon... You'll see them all over.
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Great piece. you need to outsource or find a co-founder or you'll burn yourself out quickly. Oh and SEO suggestion =>>
commentary.io doesn't 301 to www.commentary.io . I'd use just commentary.io in your marketing copy. the www is kinda the old world.
Now you are talking. Although co-founders are hard to find... especially outside the big cities. I've looked at outsourcing and it feels a little like quitting... I LOVE programming - although I'm not the best. Thanks for the SEO tip... Already noticed that, and it is on my list to fix up.
Outsourcing is not quitting. You're creating a business correct? Does the CEO of every business clean the toliets and wash the windows? In the beginning yes but your hourly value increases as your business grows. Outsourcing is just workers on demand (just like the EC2 instance you may be running your startup on).
As for the co-founder it should be pretty simple since you're a technical founder. When I started FriendsEAT I got courted by 20 "idea/marketing/money" potential co-founders because I was a tech founder. Since you're not in a major city you should run a meetup, go to a local techmeetup, go to hackathon... You'll see them all over.