The majority of the side projects I do just because it's fun to work on something; if people actually use it then great, but if not, they will just wait until someone eventually comes in. With this approach, it's not “marketing”, it's just working on a hobby project, which, besides the coding, may include marketing activities, SEO and whatnot.
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This feels like a common trap with small projects: building is so cheap that it's tempting to keep building instead of learning how to distribute.
How do you guys decide when a tiny project deserves more time?
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