My marketing stack for every App I build

If you're a developer whose app isn't growing, it's not because you don't have the right tech stack. It's any marketing stack. I've built over 14 different apps in the past 5 years, and the first seven apps or so that I built had zero users and made absolutely no money. And the reason for this is because I never really had a marketing solution or a marketing stack that I could lean on every single time I built an app. Kind of like how every single time I build a website, I use Next. js, I needed to find my equivalent for marketing. And this is a big problem that most developers run into. They don't know what their marketing stack is. And that's because a lot of developers look at marketing as a secondary everything, an afterthought, or something that they'll hire someone to do for them. But really, you're much better off learning and figuring out what your marketing stack is. Just pick one marketing stack and go all in on it and treat it like it's a new framework that you're learning. And once you have your go-to marketing stack, that'll fundamentally change the way that you build apps. Because at least for me, once I figured out my marketing stack, which is organic social media content, posting on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, that narrowed down the types of apps that I could fundamentally build because I would only then build apps that I knew that I can make content for and make them go viral and get users that way. And once I locked that in, I really honed in on my marketing stack and let my marketing stack influence the actual app that I was building, I immediately started seeing more traction in the apps that I started to build. But having a marketing stack is only half of the battle. If you want to hear more about how I balance working a 9-5 big tech job while also building apps on the side, like micro SaaS apps, and how I built and scaled them, then you can check out this video right here.