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Gravity monetized primarily through course and training sales, offering products that are tightly coupled and sold on their site. Additionally, they sold one-time or lifetime deals priced at $99, initially selling a few copies via IndieHackers.
Gravity grew primarily through SEO by targeting keywords related to Node.js boilerplates, which had little competition initially, allowing quick ranking and organic traffic growth. The founder also used Twitter daily to build trust, share progress, and connect with potential customers, making it a significant source of customer acquisition. Additionally, Gravity leveraged Indie Hackers by posting product updates and engaging in relevant conversations, which contributed to early sales and ongoing customer discovery.
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