Hey!
I'm Angus and I'm building PyHost (https://www.indiehackers.com/product/pyhost)! The next step for me with the project is getting some people to use it that aren't me and I'm just wondering how others have gone about doing this?
Thanks in advance!
Reddit was perfect for me. It really depends on where your target audience hangs out and discusses topics. If you can hoist a discussion up around your project, people will take notice and offer their opinions (developers are oh-so opinionated 😅)
Reddit was what I was thinking, so its good to hear that it worked well for someone else. I'll draft a post and see if I can get some people interested in the project! Thanks! 😄
I would like to suggest you to submit your platform at https://betapage.co/, which are rapidly growing community of tech lovers, early adopters & startup founders.
Hey, I recently shared a post you might find useful about how I sourced my first beta users.
My particular product is a community-based platform, so I'd originally created a Facebook group to acquire my first users.
The group was free to create and covered content similar to my product.
After I scaled the group to 300 users, I built my MVP and personally DM'd each member inviting them to join the community.
If you think a similar strategy could work your, I've published a case study detailing my working here: https://clickthrough.marketing/post/190819-Building-A-Community-With-Facebook-Groups
Hi Lachlan!
Great post, thanks for sharing! I'm new to the whole idea of building a community so this will be a great way to hit the ground running :)
Not a problem, hope it helps!