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started wondering what % of twitter indie hacker influencers' MRR comes from other indie hackers - many of the products I see cater to that scene.
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i’d guess high, 20-50% only other founders care about your mmr, so if you use it for marketing, you will be inevitably selling to other founders (which is not necessarily bad)
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good point re. marketing. I agree that it's not necessarily bad - but starts to feel zero-sum across the whole community if it's really as high as 50%.
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i used to think this way but you can really extrapolate this to the whole economy apart form food, shelter, hygiene etc and get really pessimistic now i think as long as people pay for your product you probably create something valuable my current zero sum complaint is shitcoins haha
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