Build In Public Newsletter

The Build In Public Newsletter focuses on the concept of building startups and projects transparently, showcasing real-life examples from founders and creators. It covers strategies for engaging with communities, leveraging no-code tools, and the benefits of transparency in building trust and gaining feedback. Furthermore, it highlights the impact of social media platforms, especially Twitter, in sharing updates and connecting with like-minded individuals.

Entrepreneurship Startup Strategies Community Building No-Code Tools Social Media Engagement Transparency in Business Personal and Professional Development Feedback and Iteration Processes

The hottest Substack posts of Build In Public Newsletter

And their main takeaways
210 HN points 10 Mar 23
  1. Plausible Analytics was built in public from the first line of code, attracting early users and customers.
  2. Building in public brings transparency, feedback, and support from the community, but requires more than just sharing on social media for startup success.
  3. In building in public, create valuable content, be different, focus on creating a product people want, and learn effective communication strategies.
157 implied HN points 03 Jan 23
  1. Building in public means openly sharing your startup's story to attract like-minded people.
  2. Building in public works because it engages people authentically through transparency and storytelling.
  3. Benefits of building in public include increased traffic, accountability, networking, feedback, and community support.
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78 implied HN points 14 Apr 23
  1. Start building in public early in your startup journey to share your progress and attract a community.
  2. Building in public can lead to personal and professional benefits like creating a supportive community and demonstrating your work.
  3. Overcome hesitations about building in public by adding transparency and sharing both successes and challenges.
39 implied HN points 05 May 23
  1. Starting a 'build in public' journey can inspire other founders and attract valuable feedback
  2. Building in public fosters trust in the brand by showing transparency and commitment to enhancing the product experience
  3. Embracing a growth mindset and focusing on the advantages of building in public can help overcome challenges like intellectual property theft concerns
58 implied HN points 20 Aug 22
  1. The Build In Public Hub newsletter is beginner-friendly and curated with care by KP.
  2. Starting January 2023, the newsletter will include interviews, tips, and community features for those building in public.
  3. Subscribers receive a sample guide on building in public as a thank you, to help them kickstart their journey.
0 implied HN points 06 Oct 21
  1. Nate Washington is the CTO of Qoins, a financial app helping users save money and pay off debt faster.
  2. Qoins has helped customers pay off over $20 million of debt and aims for $100 million by 2022.
  3. Nate Washington emphasizes the importance of pricing your product correctly and focusing on providing value.
0 implied HN points 09 Jun 21
  1. Softr is a no-code tool for building web apps and client portals from Airtable.
  2. Softr is used by creators for launching businesses and companies for automating work processes.
  3. No-code tools like Softr empower individuals without tech skills to start businesses and build software products.
0 implied HN points 09 Sep 21
  1. The newsletter highlights various launches by founders, makers, and creators in the #buildinpublic community.
  2. The small wins section celebrates achievements like revenue milestones and product features on platforms like Product Hunt.
  3. Readers can look forward to future open calls to feature their own products and stay updated by following the author on Twitter.
0 implied HN points 19 Aug 21
  1. Build In Public is not just a trend, it's a movement embraced by founders.
  2. Many new products and platforms are being launched in public.
  3. Celebrating small wins like crossing revenue milestones is motivating.
0 implied HN points 07 Aug 21
  1. The journey to success was filled with challenges but being intentional with content creation on Twitter was a game-changer.
  2. Transitioning from an intermittent creator to an intentional creator led to significant growth in Twitter audience and email subscribers.
  3. The mega resource contains key lessons, insights, and advice for founders, creators, and those looking to enhance their 'build in public' game.
0 implied HN points 14 Oct 20
  1. Building in public can help you engage with the community, provide value, learn, and establish credibility.
  2. To build an audience, focus on providing value to others, staying consistent, being authentic, and engaging with your community.
  3. When looking for a job at a startup, create leverage by building a community, be active on Twitter, and manifest what you want.
0 implied HN points 02 Sep 20
  1. The community edition of Build In Public showcases projects launched by various creators.
  2. The shoutouts highlight milestones and ambitious projects within the maker community.
  3. Makers can submit their own Build In Public updates for a chance to be featured.
0 implied HN points 12 Aug 20
  1. Brandon grew his audience by learning in public through Twitter and podcasting.
  2. He focuses on mindful productivity and intentional learning, encouraging others to become makers over consumers.
  3. Building in public exposes you to diverse perspectives, allowing for rapid iteration and growth.
0 implied HN points 05 Aug 20
  1. This post introduces Issue #2 of Build In Public
  2. The post provides a link to the Build In Public newsletter
  3. The post encourages sharing on various platforms like Facebook and Email
0 implied HN points 29 Jul 20
  1. Build In Public newsletter focuses on makers and founders sharing their journey of building an audience
  2. Creating a tight feedback loop and maintaining quality are key strategies for audience growth
  3. Sharing failures and successes in a transparent way can be powerful for storytelling and building a community
0 implied HN points 25 Mar 22
  1. No-code tools can change your career and life by unleashing your potential.
  2. Learning no-code opens up new possibilities to bring ideas to life without a coding background.
  3. Common mistakes in the beginning of a no-code journey can be overcome with useful tips to stay motivated.
0 implied HN points 12 Oct 21
  1. Xano provides a no-code backend tool for scalable applications
  2. Prakash Chandran emphasizes the importance of transparent communication in company growth
  3. Advice for beginners: Start with a comfortable no-code tool to quickly validate ideas with real users
0 implied HN points 31 Jul 21
  1. Building in public works best when you focus on expanding your luck surface area on the Internet, not just aiming for likes and retweets.
  2. Share your beliefs, ideas, and insights freely and frequently to attract like-minded individuals and create natural serendipity.
  3. Consider creating a job board to help open doors for others in the startup sphere and amplify great opportunities.
0 implied HN points 29 Jun 21
  1. Glide allows you to build an app from a Google Sheet in five minutes for free.
  2. The new updates in Glide 2.0 include new capabilities for apps, powerful features for the app builder, and collaboration features.
  3. Check out Glide 2.0 on Product Hunt to see the latest features and show your support.
0 implied HN points 10 May 21
  1. The newsletter introduces featured launches, interviews, bonus mentions, and personal updates for the 'build in public' space.
  2. Featured launches include UIflow, BrightOn, and Community Copilot, showcasing innovative projects in no-code platforms, charity event organization, and CRM for community building.
  3. The interview with Erik Rowell from UIflow highlights their no-code platform for enterprises, addressing the need for streamlined application development and enabling non-technical team members.
0 implied HN points 09 Aug 22
  1. Big announcement: Launched a Founder Hotline for founders to share challenges and get support.
  2. Announcements: Landed a new role as Director at Day One, started a new program, and launched new projects like an Internet series and info product.
  3. Stay tuned for more updates from the Build In Public community.
0 implied HN points 17 Sep 21
  1. Andrew Barry is focused on helping people become superstar teachers by building online courses.
  2. His unique course, Course of Action, offers a meta-experience for creators to learn, a global community, and active feedback to create their course.
  3. The principle of 'build in public' has been crucial for Andrew Barry's project, driving engagement and motivation to deliver quality content.
0 implied HN points 02 Jun 21
  1. No-code tools have dramatically decreased the costs to start an online business.
  2. Knowing how to code is no longer necessary due to the abundance of no-code tools.
  3. Encouraging more ambitious no-coders to join supportive communities can lead to success stories.
0 implied HN points 30 Apr 21
  1. The newsletter highlights 3 curated launches: Simplified, iConvey, and Juice Agency.
  2. These launches are focused on helping with brand building, managing customer feedback for SaaS companies, and breaking barriers using Webflow and No-Code.
  3. The newsletter also features updates from other makers and founders shared in a Twitter thread.
0 implied HN points 26 Nov 20
  1. The November 2020 Build In Public Community Edition highlights community projects and wins.
  2. Projects include apps, newsletters, and products launched by various members.
  3. Wins include milestones like hitting subscriber numbers and revenue achievements.
0 implied HN points 27 Oct 21
  1. Building in public is about increasing your luck surface area on the Internet.
  2. October's community edition highlights key launches and wins from founders, makers, and creators in the #buildinpublic community.
  3. Nocode tools like Bubble can be powerful in quickly bringing ideas to life and launching products.
0 implied HN points 14 Oct 21
  1. No-code tools are empowering people to build without needing coding knowledge.
  2. Quicker idea validation and efficient product execution are benefits of using no-code tools for startups.
  3. No-code is becoming popular in the enterprise sector, streamlining workflows and enabling quick solution-building.