How I got 100%+ user growth for the second week in a row
GPTMyDay is the reference here in case anyone wanted to check it out!
Otherwise, I’ll jump right into the exact organic channels I chose:
- Indie Hackers :D
- Discord
- AI Tools Directories
- Niche Forums (just started on this one)
Some channels I’m looking into:
- Quora
- Facebook Groups
- Google Search Engine + SEO tricks
- Hacker News
- Product Hunt
- Press (specific to niche)
- Facebook, Reddit, and/or Twitter ads (retargeting strategy I guess but could be wrong about the terminology so sorry!)
- Anything on this list
Some feedback we’re working on:
- Product Design (landing page first)
- Copywriting (stronger value prop presence)
- Stronger monetization strategy (potential pivot to B2B where the business leverages our AI services to the consumer instead of going the B2C route)
a) We added a completely free feature with ads and limited features; however, this might ruin the UX in the long run (maybe not).
b) Also, B2B subscription models seem the way to go! But we’ll just have to see after attempting the above!
I’ll try to document the journey on twitter too but I think I like building in public here instead!
But still give me a follow hahah I’ll follow everyone back who does :D
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Thanks for sharing about the channels that you’ve used and are exploring! I’m curious what you’ve seen worked and hasn’t worked with respect to tailoring to these channels. Particularly, how do you garner actionable feedback?
No problem!
Reddit so far has been the best channel and twitter the worst (think you really need an audience first for it to work).
I would say actually breaking down the pain points, solutions, and previous feedback in a single point worked instead of just pure promotion (being genuine).
For feedback, the comments and DMs received after posting! People out there are willing to say the best and worst about your product when you share it but all of it is feedback :)