Hey everyone,
I just launched my first product 2 days ago, StreamerPack.com, and I'm trying to figure out effective strategies to get traffic to my website and get my first sale. So far my only strategy has been Instagram, posting some samples of my designer's work and liking / following streamer's content. This seems relatively ineffective as everyone who has followed me is not interested in the product (it seems) and is just looking for a follow back. With this, my question is what are some strategies I can use to try to get my first sale? Also if anyone has any feedback on the website that would be really appreciated as well!
Two things.
Learn how to send short, concise, straight-to-the-point emails.
Learn how to send good emails is one of the best skill a founder can learn.
Here's how we found our first paying customers for plainflow.com
Write guest posts on blogs that your ideal customer profile might read.
Be smart on how you pitch your ideas, and how you execute it.
I would go, like alex already said, with a more direct approach. of course it is not scalable but it's the best way to get early feedback and your first customers.
check out this guide: https://stripe.com/atlas/guides/starting-sales
Others have already commented on strategies to get your first sale, so here are some thoughts about the website:
Otherwise, the website and samples look good. Doing things that don't scale and reaching out (+ use your work to get more referrals) sounds like the way to go.
I would contact every streamer on twitch w/ 20+ viewers or something w/ a cold email. Even better would be a little sample of what their custom stream would look like.
Twitter reach out to your market, start following them all of them. Email every streamer that has their email on the bottom of their Twitch page.
Surf Twitch, find the biggest streamers that don't really have a strong brand. Message them and do part of one of your packages for them, free of charge. Provide value first, rinse, repeat. When they see their follows go up, they'll come back to you for more, and/or they'll starting endorsing your brand. More on that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEEwb1coDFc