I've been running BugMuncher[0] as a side project for about 4 years now.
It's been going well and steadily growing, with practically no marketing effort.<p>Today I start my mission to make BugMuncher my only source of income. I'm giving up my freelancing, and have at least 8 months of runway saved up.<p>I'm mainly going to be focusing on marketing, so if anyone can point me to some good marketing resources to help me on my path it would be much appreciated.<p>Wish me luck!<p>[0] http://bugmuncher.com
Congrats! This is a big accomplishment in and of itself.<p>To throw in my 2 cents, without any expert knowledge or experience, I think your corporate price is too low by about an order of magnitude.
Congratulations and good luck!<p>Inbound.org has been a great marketing resource for me. Another source that's been useful is Andrew Warner's Mixergy podcasts. There's bits and pieces of advice on how to grow businesses that will help you.<p>Also, I'd love to help in any way I can so feel free to drop me an email - I'm in Customer Strategy and work extensively with Marketing and Advertising.<p>That said, I love your product's idea and it's definitely something that could be useful to us as a startup down the road. My personal opinion would be that the branding of the product could better reflect your headline "Feedback Tool with Automatic Screenshots". You'll have to think through who your target customers are and use their language.
In your "See what others are saying.." section, one of the quotes is: "Horrible name for a site"<p>When I read that I could not tell if it was a joke...<p>I like the idea, BTW. I am going to see how it fits into my workflow.
Congrats! Good luck, the product is interesting indeed. I am not a marketing expert though. Maybe you can try to work a deal with some automated website builder? So they can add the bug-reporting tool to their offering, 1 deal would mean lots of users (but their websites are probably fairly simple?).
Inspiring. Someone actually doing it, and the way I hope to in a year or few. Keep talking it up and maybe even journal the process. I'd be keen to stay in the loop.<p>May you have more luck than you know what to do with.