Tell us a little bit about your background and how you became a founder?

I'm passionate about entrepreneurship since I was 18 years old. In the last 14 years, I have started several projects (with more or less success) while still working as a marketing freelancer.

The major shift occurred last year when I started to feel exhausted working with clients. I wanted to have my own project and got the idea to build the Entrepreneur List.

How did you come up with the idea?

I'm a big fan of self-improvement in entrepreneurship. It's not possible to create a successful company without continuously improving your skills. On the other side, the internet is full of content, and it's difficult to distinguish between high-quality and low-quality entrepreneurship materials. That's why I built Entrepreneur List. To create a place where you find the best education content from founders with a proven track record.

How did you get your first 10 users?

Because I wanted to get immediate feedback on the project, I launched MVP on Product Hunt. Surprisingly, Entrepreneur List started trending from the beginning and ended as 4th product of the day. It brought the first 250 users.

What was the biggest challenge you faced while building the Entrepreneur List, and how did you solve it?

The biggest challenge is attracting the perfect users to the site and finding the best growth channel for the product. I'm still experimenting with it, but side product-led growth could be the right way, and that's why I recently launched my second project, StartupDock.net.

What's your go-to tech stack at the moment? And why?

I'm a no-code maker, so I use only no-code tools for building my projects. Entrepreneur List is built on Bubble.

Would you consider selling the project in the future?

In my opinion, every project is for sale for the right amount. But I'm enjoying the project now, and I'm looking forward to improving the site.