A lot of developers focus on the build part because that's what they know best. Selling and marketing a new product is really hard and takes way more time than you think - unless you get lucky.

If you believe your SaaS can actually make money then you should continue but I would focus on outreach. Things like articles and online posts are fine to establish your credentials and make a potential customer comfortable paying but they aren't good for getting sales. I'm not sure I would spend time on SEO unless you already have a ton of experience with it - personally I think the combo of chatGPT and Google search getting worse made people use search engines less.

If I were you I would prioritize finding gig that pays and use your free time to market your SaaS.

> If I were you I would prioritize finding gig that pays and use your free time to market your SaaS.

Wholeheartedly agreed. As much as people make it seem easy to generate magic internet money, in reality it's not. Having a stable job while working on your SaaS is the way to go