Hey everyone, I just launched SubHero.co, a social network to meet new people to share subscription services with. Would like to hear some tips on a chicken-egg type business such as mine and how to best accommodate early adopters!
Thanks so much,
Bruno
Would this even be legal? I would assume the terms and policy of most apps would prevent sharing services..
I think its a very good idea. Wondering how come this space is not popped up yet.
Target market: I'd target people who show an in budgeting, couponing, or FIRE. They're obviously interested in novel ways of saving money.
Positioning: I'd avoid marketing it as a social network. It's more like a tool for saving money, which seems like it'd be much easier to sell.
Marketing tactic: Set aside $XXX a month for growth - all of which goes towards popular subscriptions that you yourself will share with others. Then invite people to join in order to share.
Hey yj, thanks for the awesome feedback!! I will try to take out "social network" out of it--does seem to downplay what the product is. Thank you so much, really.
Getting traction for a social network kind of thing is really really hard! I failed a couple of times myself and promised myself to never build one again.
So, I really have absolutely no clue how to grow that. But would like to hear how others would tackle that.
Hey Rallipi, you are right. Both you and yj point out a marketing tactic I have yet to try. Thank you so much for the eye opening advice!
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Hey buklewski,
Thanks for pointing out the confusion aspect. I think it would be a good idea to break down the landing page to way fewer slides, and have a "LEARN MORE" button to expand the rest.
I chose the huge space because I wanted to put more pictures than text, but I will think about consolidating the features into more organized chunks.
This is an interesting perspective for me to see, and I really appreciate it!!
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