So now classic SEO even more important than before.

For sure. But is there any recipe for it now?

Over the past year, users who had bookmarked the product started coming back to try it out — and they’re actually paying.

Marketing is just as much of a long game as building the product. The earlier you start investing in it, the sooner you’ll see the results pay off.

9/ Don't be afraid to cut the crap and talk to people honestly & quickly. That would save you a lifetime.

7/ Good launch on @ProductHunt still matters. I want to have one next year

8/ Simplify. Simplify. Simplify. You think it's simple? Cut it double again

6/ I should not be afraid spending some money testing different paid approaches.

I want to try newsletters, influencers & maybe some paid ads on specific resources in 2025

5/ I did SEO and didn't take off. I would try to cook it differently trying to build and expand main website structure

4/ I've spend NOT ENOUGH time on marketing. I need to spend MUCH MORE.

For Onigiri 2025 would be more marketing year then development. Yet we plan to add some features

3/ Simplifying & niching down helped me to with sales. I will continue doing it next year with @onigiritheone.

Because still there's more room to make it more specific and find the right niche & audience (see #2)

Eager to experiment more with marketing. Want to get some profits for onigiri.one

Thanks! Hope to improve experience for people with solid mobile version