How to keep shipping?

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

Mubs

With over 120 side projects, a question I often get is: "How do ship so much?"

Keeping on track with projects can be difficult when after the demands of a day job and personal commitments. I've shared some of the ways I stay on track with my projects in the most recent blog post:

How to keep shipping?

I'm focusing on SEO as a way to market (and grow) projects this year, and was excited to see that Danny Postma will be publishing a course on SEO soon.

I've already learned a lot from Danny's tweets over the years, and a deep dive should

It's a prelaunch sale, so I can't tell you much about the course itself, but coming from Danny I'm sure it will be 🔥

Danny has already made over 1600 sales and generated over $100K in revenue.

Find out more:

Danny Postma

@dannypostmaa

Alright, let's try this.

👉 Preorder: http://postma.io/seo

(Price increase every 100th sale)  https://twitter.com/dannypostmaa/status/1819923525677052229

Danny Postma

@dannypostmaa

The land next to our house is for sale. I don’t want it to turn into a nightclub. Contemplating how to get the funds to buy it. Maybe I should sell my soul and create an SEO course 😶

8:27 AM • Aug 4, 2024

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Still waiting on Spotify to review PlaylistKit. We've passed 5 weeks, so getting close to the anticipated wait time of 6 weeks, but keeping an eye on the Spotify developer forums, I'm guessing it could take longer. Closer to 8 weeks!

Cheers,
Mubs

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