Original Summary

I expected the hardest part of building a small product to be the technical work. In practice, the unglamorous parts have mattered more: clear onboarding, answering the same question twice without getting impatient, and keeping a simple support checklist so nothing falls through. Curious what operational lesson surprised other people most when they shipped something small. Not growth hacks, just the boring stuff that actually moved the needle.   submitted by   /u/Nick_RoostPay [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 00:26:34