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Which marketing channels did you find useful?

http://koinly.io

Which marketing channels did you find useful? I have recently got my startup featured on betalist, and we got a few users (less than 10 so far).

Edit: I am building koinly.io - a crypto portfolio tracker & tax calculator

#marketing

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    The marketing channels that are going to be useful will depend greatly on what you're selling and to whom.

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      Sorry, I have updated my post. I am working on a crypto portfolio tracker.

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      💯 context matters for sure

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    what are you building?

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    Quora Reddit and Facebook are good platforms for promoting channels. I am promoting my app https://gdprbuster.com/ on these platforms and start getting some traffic.

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    As indicated before: Reddit and Quora are awesome lead generators. Using them alongside content marketing (providing value through content and leading people towards you and your product) works but is something that needs time to grow and you need to put in weekly effort to maintain the visibility.

    Finding related Facebook and LinkedIn groups and sharing content with subtle hints towards your product/service also helps.

    Doing ads campaigns may work, depending on the product go for LinkedIn or Facebook.

    YMMV: It all depends on the context of where you're focussing on (niche, market focus, community code of conduct... )

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    Hey Robin 👋 marketing channels that I've encountered that are useful to bring attention to your product are Reddit and Quora.

    Here's how I'd approach them:

    For Reddit:

    1. find subreddits related to your product (or subreddits where your potential customer is).
    2. post relevant/native content onto these subreddits that leads to your product.

    NOTE: be cautious of subreddit rules, your can posts be removed and you be banned from subreddits for disobeying them.

    For Quora:

    1. Search in the search bar for a topic relating to your product.
    2. Look for questions within that topic that you feel you can answer
    3. Provide relevant answers to the question being asking and try to lead the answer to your product within the context of your answer (aka Don't Sound 'Sell-y')

    We at Aidem Network have worked with 35+ early-stage startups and makers and have helped them spread news of their launch to targeted subreddits and Quora posts

    Maybe we can help you out? Check us out 👉 (https://www.aidem.network/)

    Hope I helped :)