Who are you building for?

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

Mubs

This week, I've been thinking about who I'm building for. Yes, I'm building a side project for my own reasons (networking, revenue, whatever) but who is the actual project for?

What is the Ideal Customer Profile for your project, and why is it helpful to think about that right when you get started.

I dig a little deeper into the concept, and how I worked through the process for a previous project:

Defining your ICP

Featured Side Project

I wanted to take a minute to highlight a side project from another maker...

Pyramid is a fun game by Michael Cyger, and what a cool domain:
https://pyramid.com/

Check it out and let Michael know what you think!

Cheers,
Mubs

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