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Twitter user? I'm looking for early adopters!

This is a followup from my previous discussion: https://www.indiehackers.com/forum/feedback-on-idea-and-assumptions-dcf792b284

After some development and some research, I pivoted to an easier product and, hopefully, equally useful.

This is the landing page https://rubbo.launchaco.com/
(it's a VERY temporary landing page, it's just to gather emails of people interested in trying it).

I'm not explaining here what is all about because I want to understand what's the message that the landing page is conveying. (I'll be happy to explain more in the comments).

PS: the graph on the page it's from real data.

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    Cool landing page. A few comments on it:

    • "Increase Twitter Engagement" is a good draw, but not enough for me to know what I'm getting.
    • The labels/units on the graph were confusing. I stared at it for a bit without knowing what it was supposed to show. It would be more natural if the x-axis showed hours in the day, and if the Y axis showed something like # of followers online.
    • The text at the bottom finally told me, very clearly, what I'm getting. And that's great! I don't see many reasons* why I wouldn't use this. Consider moving this text higher on the page.

    *One reason that did come to mind is that I already use Buffer and MeetEdgar to schedule and rotate through my tweets, and IIRC both of these tools do some degree of letting me know when a good time to post is. But there is so much more to Twitter that I want to know:

    • Which of my Twitter links tend to get the most clicks, and why? Is it because they have images, or were posted at certain times of day, or were retweeted by certain people, or link to certain parts of my site, or what?
    • Who do my followers follow, and what lessons should I learn from what those accounts are tweeting about?
    • What tweets are my followers liking that I should be retweeting?
    • What are my followers talking about that I should be talking about?
    • Who's liking my tweets? Is it the same people over time, or do people get bored and stop liking them? Cohort analysis would be nice.
    • If I get a big influx of followers, I want to know where that came from!
    • etc.

    This is just a brain dump. In reality Twitter isn't a huge growth channel for Indie Hackers, so I don't spend a ton of time searching for products to help with it.

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      Hi Courtland, thanks for the feedback!

      Rubbo in its first form is going to be simple. It's going to let you know when is the best time to tweet.

      Your points are great and some of them are already on my Trello.

      "In reality Twitter isn't a huge growth channel for Indie Hackers" I never thought about that, but you are right.

      Thanks again

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    Would love to see the difference.

    Not using Rubbo - this much engagement. How to check your twitter engagement could be a nice article as well.

    Using Rubbo - this much engagement.

    That would make me sign up to at least check it out. If you could automate the reporting as well, try a 1 week trial, see if my engagement goes up etc.

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      Great idea, but I will need to gather some data after users are going to use it

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    Wow man, great service (referring to the website builder)... I will prob will use it, if i had known about it before i coded my website i woudl have used the service. (maby do some marketing for it