
It's been over a month since launch and I have been experimenting with the layout and landing page quite a few times in order to get it.
I recently launched it on HackerNews and got some 1.5k views but no conversions(no signs up for free trials also).
I have 0 paying users yet and it has been very discouraging.
I did a mistake by not adding the newsletter form but I have added it now.
Looking for any feedback.
You can check out my SaaS at Leansence
What problem are you solving?
I added my product to the blog.
I completely missed it.😅
I am building an all-in-one platform for content creators and bloggers to establish their own digital presence across multiple platforms.
In which ways have you tried to reach your users? What have you learned about them?
To be really honest, marketing is not my domain and therefore I am learning as I go.
I tried paid ads first but that wasn't the solution and I didn't have a huge budget either.
I started cold outreaching customers and a few did beta testing.
I tried launching on platforms like HN & Alternative.to but no luck there yet.
I don't know if a Product Hunt launch is right or not at this stage.
I am looking forward to cold outreach and SEO.
Cold outreaching didn't work well before but now I am looking to restart it.
Before you even start your marketing, you need to know who to look for. Specific subset of bloggers? Who has the problem you are solving the most? I usually find facebook groups of people I think have my problem and then start posting in those groups about my problem, and ask the group for solutions. You can gain a lot of insights from that.
Thanks, I am trying Reddit right now but will focus on FB too.
What is the problem you are solving that the market currently aren't solving? Can you articulate that in a concise manner?
Right now it is hard for content creators to create content and then share it across platforms(like Medium, Twitter, Insta, etc) directly. You have to copy-paste and format content and there are other issues such as the process becoming tedious over time.
There isn't a single 'Write one, share everywhere' platform, at least that I know of.
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Yeah, that makes sense.
Thanks. (and also for taking the time out to question and really understand, its hard to come by such proactive feedback)