Post a link to your product and I'll give you free marketing advice.

Thanks for commenting! Haha, gonna take a while, but it's doable;)

But yeah, firstly, I would join online communities where your target audience hangs out and try to promote it there.

Secondly, Open up Quora or Reddit and search for questions people are asking that relates to your product and if your product answers them, suggest your product as the solution.

Alternatively, You could promote it by running online ads targeted at your target audience(Facebook & Twitter would be V.good for this) to drive installs.

OR

You could start creating content around questions your target audience are asking, so for example, A user might be searching for stock alert apps, you could write a post like The best free tock alert apps

Hope it helps

You have got good many products to feedback on and you have shared valuable information for many below, thanks for doing this.

Thanks for commenting and for the kind words

I would join as many communities where your target audience are part of and promote the product in those communities but be careful as some of them have Guidelines, so you may have to check them so you're not violating any rule.

Alternatively, you could promote it on social media platforms, that way you can get lots of following .

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting hosshams

For user persona, I would suggest taking a look at companies you'd consider as competitors and see the various audience they are targeting, that way you can better have an idea of who to target. You could target agencies, saas/tech companies, lead gen companies etc basically anyone/company whose goal is to get a visitor to contact them through their website.

For the messaging, test different messaging until you find the on that works.

Hope it helps

Thanks for Commenting!

Glad that you're planning to test out FB(if you need any help with it, let me know, I'd be more than happy to help).

Firstly, you have to find out what differentiates you from your competitors as there are tons of email finders and capitalize on that. Also, on your website, you should tell visitors how your software works.

Secondly, you could start a PPC campaign to generate more brand awareness and also drive new signups just don't forget to adopt a full-funnel strategy to take potential users from being "problem aware to product aware".

alternatively, you could implement a full-funnel content strategy where you basically create content for visitors based on where they are in your customer funnel.
e.g
Top of Funnel - How to find someone's email address
Middle of Funnel - software for finding emails
Bottom of Funnel - Best email finder software

Thirdly, Cold Outreach, yes, Cold Outreach, I recommend but only if you want to target more enterprise companies.

Hope it helps!

Thanks for commenting!

Post organically on social channels. Get on Tik-Tok try to build a following on it and try runnings ads on Tik-Tok also.

Hope it Helps

Thanks for connecting Daren!

Few tips
Try to share the content with your network and tell them to share it with their network also.
Join communities and push out value there, engage with posts, post relevant content etc Tell them what you're working on .
When you create the content, try promoting it with ads on social channels to widen the reach and gain more awareness.
Try to get industry leaders on your podcasts as they tend to have a very large audience that way you can tap into their audience.

Hope it helps

Thanks for Commenting!

I'd suggest you take a look at your top competitors(successful ones), study what they are doing currently and see if there's anything you can implement from their strategy.
Also, find gaps in their strategy that you can capitalize on.

For the second one, I totally understand, but they are people who could become customers, I'd suggest answering them and then picking up the conversation from there.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Yun!

First of, great product you have, would be very useful during these times!

Re: I have no idea what I'm doing... My conversion rate is horrible

Firstly, I won't only run google ads, I would run a mix of Google + Facebook.

If you have no idea what you're doing, Shoot me an email @ [email protected] and We can discuss this further... seems you need more than just tips/advice. You need some guidance.

Thanks for commenting!

Firstly, I would make it into an app rather than as a cloud software alone.

But in the meantime, I would suggest running social ads to drive more traffic to the site, also would try some influencer marketing.

Alternatively, you could start posting organically on social channels where your target audience hangs out.

For converting them to Paid customer, it all depends on how good the product is, It's not really about marketing to get them to convert per se, but having a good product that solves their problem.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Shakil!

Some tips i'd recommend are

• start creating buzz on social media
• Tap into influencers
• Join communities where your target customers hang out and promote your product there.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Nathan!

Glad to see that you're pushing out content, keep it up!

Tbh, I don't really know much about growing a YT channel, but, you could check out these links (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_eRcdE8NKA & https://digitalmarketinginstitute.com/blog/10-ways-to-grow-your-youtube-channel-in-2018)

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Aravindhan!

For the grocery app, there are several reasons as to why you're getting lots of clicks, but no installs like you are targeting the wrong audience hence driving the wrong traffic, you're running conversion-focused campaigns to users higher up in the funnel etc. I would have to discuss further if possible do a campaign audit to see what you're doing wrong.

For the Productivity and Game, it's totally normal for your campaigns to have an initial sike in performance the early days and flatten out after some time As Facebook usually optimizes your campaigns for maximum performance for the first few days

A hack you could try would be to Pause campaigns that have dropped in performance for a day or two and enable them back that way Facebook restarts the learning process all over( it's like a way of tricking the algorithm into thinking its a new campaign)

RE: Hoping to find a reasonable way to build user base for Sarosi - Word game.

Feel free to shoot me an email @ [email protected], I'd be more than happy to help!

Sorry for the late reply David! Trying my best to go through the comments.

But yeah, I would suggest you join relevant communities you know your target audience would be and start posting there. Also, try to use #hashtags in your social media posts to widen your reach.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Janice! So sorry for the late reply..trying my best to go through the comments.

Nice that you're doing outreach, but I would also suggest you complement it with posting on social media to put your brand out there.

Also, you could try out partnerships with tour companies, as they would have a lot of tour guides under them, thus giving you more users.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

It says on the webstore, you have over 100,000 users currently, so, I’d think about how you convert power-users into promoters and referrers. A third-party endorsement is so much more authentic and trustworthy than even the best advertisement (and a whole lot cheaper!). And along the way, you’ll make the users you have even happier.

There’s likely a ton of people ready to be your promoter but just haven’t been nudged enough to go for it.

So, I'd focus on that.

Hope it helps

sorry, homepage is virtual car shows.

Thanks for commenting!

Firstly, for the ads, I would target users who use dating apps as I assume they form the majority of your audience.

Organically, join communities where your target audience hangs out and promote it there.

On getting feedback, this might sound overly simplistic, but it’s hard to beat just good old listening. What are they telling you in comments and forums? What are their big pain points? When you solve them, speak loudly! And conversely, when are they thrilled and most happy with you(That’s a great time for prompt-to-rate or referral requests.)

On getting press, develop a few key relationships with journalists, get those wins and build from there, rather than trying to get everyone’s attention all at once.

Hope it helps.

P.S Did you do a redesign of your website? It's different from when I Visited it last.

Thanks for commenting!

Like your approach of building in public, helps you get tons of feedback along the way

RE: Finding the right channels to get conversions for our web development course

There really isn't any magic bullet, it just comes down to testing out various channels and honing down on the ones that yield the best results.

I would suggest you test/continue testing out different channels until you have enough data to validate which ones yielded the best results, vice versa, then go all out on the channels that won.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Kevin!

Try to join as many communities as possible and start promoting there;

Also, try to get current users to help spread the word.

Hope it helps.

Thanks for commenting Dustin!

Firstly, the messaging is clear for who it's for, it's not for what it's all about. I couldn't figure out if it was an outreach tool for twitter or its a tool to help increase followers

I would work on that to make it clear.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Sameer!

Re: Have been growing at 15-20 signups per day

That's a good growth rate, to begin with, if it's consistent. I would suggest putting out more content on YT and using relevant keywords

You could also start posting(blogs, answering questions) on relevant communities your target audience hangs out. Try getting active there.

Hope it helps!

Thanks for connecting Adrian!

I would start putting out content on Rails developers group about how your product can help them save X amount of time developing apps.

Continue with the outreach also, try to get a few of them to use the product and give you feedback. If they like it, tell them to share it.

Hope it helps

Thanks for Commenting Gordon!

Looks like you've got a good strategy in place already, instead of posting and hoping they would come, I'd suggest you reach out to them directly.

Other than that, you've got a good strategy.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

Start reaching out directly to them and telling them about how your product addresses their pain points.

Alternatively, you could run ads to promote your Whitepaper and use it as a lead magnet to generate leads who could become potential customers.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Sabir!

I would try getting active on social media.

Also, try putting out content about the latest news around the globe( you might need a team of writers for this).

Hope it helps.

Thanks for commenting!

I would suggest you work on your website first, it doesn't really give context as to who it's for and also there's only one product on your website(a huge turn-off for visitors)

I would suggest fixing those first.

Hope it helps

Thanks for Commenting, Great product!

Google and Facebook ads. If you're not seeing conversions from your google ads effort, you might be doing some things wrong like bidding on the wrong keywords, not developing a full-funnel strategy etc. A lot of factors might be in play here

Would love to discuss this further and see if there's any way I can help, perhaps get more details as to keywords you're targeting and what your strategy is in general. Feel Free to shoot an email to [email protected]

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

Firstly, figure out where who your target audience is, where they hang out and what their pain points are, what questions they're asking and then, start putting out content aimed at addressing them.

Secondly, you could go the paid route by running ads targeted at them but do not try to get them to convert on the first try, take the approach of a full-funnel strategy.

If you need help implementing a paid campaign strategy, feel free to shoot me an email @ [email protected] and we can discuss further

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Vitaly!

Start putting content on social media to generate buzz.
Also, try to get some early adopters to use if for free and provide feedback as to what needs to be improved.

Hope it helps

Very clean landing page.

One comment is double check if low carbon impact is a concern for blogger. I have never met a blogger saying 'I am generating so much of carbon emission, I wish there was a way I could find a platform to reduce my carbon footprint'.

The CMS market is old and set in its way. I use Wordpress, and I would rank Wordpress as

Heavy, bloated pages (Yes to bloated pages)
They own your data (with Wordpress, user owns the data)
High carbon impact (Not a issue)
Great writing experience ( No)
Requires no maintenance ( Wordpress needs lot of maintenance, new plugins, new WP releases, constant upkeep)

Thanks for commenting!

IF you have the budget, then go for it, otherwise, I would suggest you start by creating out content around money keywords. Also, get active on Behance and other social channels.

Check out A Nerds World on YT on how to grow a web design business or Flux on YT

Hope that helps

Thanks for commenting!

Could you give me a little context as to what you're currently doing in terms of marketing and what your challenges are?

Thanks for commenting!

Well, since you said people think it is a scam and are afraid to try it, that might be the reason why your marketing efforts are not paying off.

Also, try changing the messaging behind it, it comes off sketchy. You could also send some few samples to select individuals and let them give you feedback on it. If there love it, tell them to share it with their network and also leave a video testimonial.

Hope that helps.

I love this landing page! The animations are really cool, I suggest looping them or having way to restart because I missed the "with disbug" version while watching the "without disbug" animation. Also I'm sure you know but your Tweets aren't displaying relevant content at the moment.

Thanks for Commenting!

I agree with @Harrjm I would remove the tweets section of the site as it's not displaying anything relevant.

But some few tips I have for you on building an audience pre-launch,

• Build an email list and encourage visitors to sign up. Your best option now is to offer a free resource that relates to your launch and add it as a gated content on your website.
• Start posting on social media and developer communities.

Hope that helps

Thanks for commenting!

So far so good, you've got a good marketing strategy in place, keep it up!

For increasing organic leads, You should include CTAs on your blog posts at least you should have 2 CTAs on each blog post.
Also, introduce pop-ups on your posts. A good way to do this would be to make an e-book version of a particular blog post and when a user visits that particular post, you display the pop up asking them to enter their information to get the e-book. Be sure to use posts that are very in-depth and long.
You should also create content that solves/answers your customer's problems.

For CRO, try different experiments out to see if it improves your conversion rate e.g you could test Start For Free against start your free trial, and see how it compares against the latter.

For improving SEO Ranking, You could start a link building campaign to try to acquire backlinks. Also, create content worthy of ranking( content that's so good, Google has no choice but to rank it)

Hope that helps

Thanks for connecting Ecanic!

I would suggest you subscribe to The Futur on YT, they post a lot of valuable info for creatives.

You could also try putting out design content in communities where your target customers are... also try getting active on Behance.

Hope that helps.

Thanks for commenting! Your product would be a lifesaver ;)

So, firstly, I would love to know what your google ad strategy is and what results you've been getting.

Re: Trying to get contact info of people within the target audience (people looking to work remotely from rural locations within the US) so that I can interview them and build the right product.

I'd suggest joining communities you know they would be in then putting up a post about wanting to interview them.

Hope that helps

Thanks for Commenting!

Firstly, I would work on the design of the LP and also work on the messaging before trying to attract users as driving visitors is pointless if the website conversion rate isn't good.

hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!
Really awesome product you've got!

I would focus on creating content for your target audience pain points and pitch your product as the solution. for example, a good topic would be, How to organize your job search then you basically pitch your product as the solution.

Also, I would try running ads to target recent college graduates as they would obviously start applying for jobs I might even go as far as targeting those who have just a few months left to graduate.

Just my 2 cents, but, Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

There is a software for this that gives you a list of website that uses a particular software. Check out https://builtwith.com/

Hope it helps!

P.S if you need some help with your google ads campaign, feel free to let me know, more than happy to help

Thanks for commenting! lots of industry lingo, haha!

But yeah, for the messaging, the only advice I can give is just for you to test out various messaging angles to see what messaging resonates with your target audience. Otherwise, you cant figure out the right messaging to use from start, you have to test and see what clicks with your various audience personas.

For the marketing, I would run ads targeted at your target audience to get them to install the app.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

Don't really know much about event marketing but if I were you, I would personally connect with every artist I can find and pitch them on the product as its a way for them to get gigs exp for those starting out or in their early stages.

OR

I would run ads targeted at them(artists) explaining the benefit of my product and how it could help them book more gigs.

I basically see your product as like the Toptal of the event industry, haha. So, I would try adopting strategies similar to these freelancing platforms

Hope it helps!

Thanks for commenting!

Glad to see that you're putting effort into putting out content. Some few tips I have would be

1. Focus on creating around Top Of Funnel topics to build awareness e.g how to build a chrome extension
2. Create content around your customer pain points and make sure that each post helps solves a problem.
3. Try to join developer communities and promote it there.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Hamza!

Awesome product you have!

Some few tips regarding the content strategy;
Identify your goals for creating content, what do you hope to achieve with the content you plan to put out, know your audience and create content specifically for them, get an angle, decide on channels you would like to publish them on, run a content audit to see where you're lacking and improve on those areas etc. you could check out this post for more info on this(https://optinmonster.com/how-to-create-a-successful-content-marketing-strategy-in-8-simple-steps

Also, you could run a competitor content analysis where you research on your competitors content efforts and see what themes they are creating content around, what topics they've covered, the ones they haven't and see if you can find any gap in their content strategy that you can capitalize on.

Re: Making content about my product (tutorials).
I would only suggest this for existing users that are still trying to figure out their way around your product.

Remember, Always create content with an end goal in mind

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Teodora!

Firstly, I would look for topics that would appeal to people who are in the early stages of their startup or who want to start something of their own(as I believe that's who your product is for, correct me if I'm wrong) and then I would create content around these topics.

Secondly, I would join relevant startup communities and promote the app there.

For the Newsletter, I would either add it at the conclusion of blog posts or put it as a pop-up for blog readers not website visitors. They have to show a level of commitment first by reading any of your blog posts.

Alternatively, you could encourage existing subscribers to share it with their network.

For the Slack group, I wouldn't suggest focusing on this now, I would rather focus on growing the newsletter first, maybe after the first 300+ subscribers, you can start focusing on the slack group that way you know a percentage of your subscribers would be willing to join the group.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Andy!

Firstly, on the website, I would add and How it works Section or include a button to see a Demo - that way they can see the product in action.

Re: Currently I have run a FB campaign

Would love to know what your strategy is and how the results have been so far

Let's face the Challenges.

1. Right content strategy

Some few tips regarding creating content:

• Search for questions your target audience are asking and try to create content around this first.
• take a look at what your top competitors are doing in terms of content and see if there are any gaps and try to capitalize on that.
• Reach out to your customers, see what their problem or questions they have and try to address it with your content. There's no strategy better than gaining feedback from your customers rather than following your guts or industry data

For creating the strategy, check out this post (https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/content-marketing-plan)

Hope it helps

2. Reach out to makers with proper context?
   Not sure I understand what you're trying to say, can you please explain further?

Thanks for commenting Salil!

Firstly, I would start creating content that relates to job search e.g How to write a good resume as anyone who searches this is in the process of applying for a job. Create content

Secondly, I'll start investing in PPC to get a wider reach and increase the traffic coming to your website. Since your conversion is pretty good, all you have to do is drive more traffic. Let me know if you need help with this

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

Could you give me a little more context as to what you're doing in terms of marketing and what your marketing challenges are?

Otherwise, Run ads. Take a look at what your competitors are doing and try to adopt the same strategy

Thanks for commenting Felix!

Glad to hear you're putting effort into creating content.

If time is the only challenge, then check out this article(https://www.projectsmart.co.uk/10-tips-for-managing-time-effectively.php

Hope it helps;)

Thanks for commenting!

Wow, nice product

Firstly, you've got a good strategy so far...I would only suggest you start putting more effort into SEO and running more Top of Funnel ad campaigns to get more eyes on the product and generate buzz. (if you need help with this, feel free to let me know, more than happy to help)

Alternatively, You can connect with top influencers in your industry and offer them to try the product for free or an affiliate commission on purchases in exchange for shares or mentions of your launch.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting!

I would suggest a full-funnel ad strategy to generate more awareness about your product and drive conversions.

Hope it helps

Super clean and neat Landing page. Two stripes to represent earning and spending and intersection as 'saving' conveys the concept in shortest form!

Here are suggestions.

• You haven't explained differentiating factors or value proposition. There are so many other financial apps available - why should users sign up with Spendyt?

• How does it work? Just saying it is 'simple' or 'you have control' will not be compelling enough signup.

• Privacy and data security -- address it in first landing page.

Thanks for commenting Greg!

First of all, you reaching out on financial communities only, wouldn't help as a lot of people want ways to track how they spend so your product appeals to a wider audience.

Secondly, You could invest in paid marketing to generate more brand awareness and drive more conversions. (if you need help with this, let me know, I'd be more than happy to offer my assistance).

Thirdly, start a referral program to encourage existing users to refer their friends.

Hope it Helps!

Hey @JamieHan I really like this tool & website, great job with it :)

Thought I'd give some quick feedback since outside of the OPs while it was in my head:

• Would be nice to make the pricing more clear, currently, the only price information is in the page title 'Free Agile Retrospective Tool'.
• Not sure how technically feasible it is, but it would be great if you could demo a board with or without a template before signing up. You could force sign up when the user wants to share the board or something. This is similar behaviour to codepen

Thanks for Commenting Jamie!

Firstly, I understand you're working on the paid version, but you could try changing the title as from first glance, I would think it would be completely free and if I should see a paid version in the future, it would come up as sketchy. So, maybe put somewhere on the website that says we are currently working on the paid version - so it won't come as a surprise to those who would sign up.

Re: Getting a repeatable content marketing system going, ranking higher for search terms.

All you have to do is identify your goals, know your audience and create content specifically for them, get an angle, decide on channels you would like to publish them on, run a content audit to see where you're lacking and improve on those areas etc. you could check out these posts for more info on this(https://optinmonster.com/how-to-create-a-successful-content-marketing-strategy-in-8-simple-steps & https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/content-marketing-plan)

For ranking higher for your search terms, it all comes down to creating content that is worthy of ranking. What do I mean? I mean creating content that is so good, readers can't help but share and link to it. The more links to it, the more Google sees it as content worth showing up in the top 5 results for that particular search term. One way to know if your content is good enough is you've read that same piece of content at least 3 times. Not because its hard to grasp but because each time you read it, you get a new idea or a fresh perspective to something.

Hope it helps :)

Here are few things I noticed ..

• Lower the clicks user needs to take to see the demo. For instance, your first call to action button 'See your SES templates' takes user to next page with message 'SES templates will appear here...' , with option to use 'Demo credentials' .. That are way too many clicks. Provide simpler way to see what they will get immediately.

• Change the format of your videos . Use first 7 seconds of video to connect with users problem. Use following format ..

"It is painful to evaluate SES email template [Identify User problem] .

In this video I will show you how you can do it effectively with simple click of buttons [Promise a Solution]..

Hi my name is Sayee and ... [Introduce yourself as savior of user's problem].

Now we click here and there to get to solution [Solve the users problem].

Sign up now and see for yourself [Close video with Call to Action]"

P.S. I might have misspelled your name.

Hakuna Matata!

So, firstly, I would work on the messaging as the copy on the website really doesn't tell me what the product is all about.

Secondly, reaching "Minimum Lovable Product" is all about user feedback. So if you don't have a lot of users, I would suggest you shift your focus to acquiring more users before thinking of reaching "MLP" but if the reverse is the case, then it all comes done to talking with your users/customers and asking them how the product could be better...what features matters to them, what doesn't etc.

Building a great product all comes down to listening to your customers cuz at the end of the day, you're not building it for yourself, you're building it for your customers.

If customer acquisition is part of the problem also, here are some few ideas you could implement

1. Join AWS user communities and share your product there while also adding value.

2. Segment the various problems your product solves and write blog posts addressing them and in the blog posts, pitch your product as the solution. For example, one your website you listed one of the problems of AWS as not having a place where you can see your email templates in a browser, you could write a blog post that explains how your product solves that exact issue and share it in the AWS communities you are in, that way you are promoting your product but at the same time adding value.

3. Run ads targeted at people who use AWS, highlighting the benefits of your product. But you should not forget to adopt a full-funnel strategy. Your goal should be to take them from Problem aware to Product aware.

Hope it helps!

Thanks for commenting Joe! Great Product you got going.

Finding bloggers shouldn't be hard unless you are targeting an audience that is very niche. Otherwise, what you could do is, you go on google and search for keywords relating to your product and simply look at the blog post that shows up in the result page and check for the author. Or you run a search query for [your product category] + bloggers e.g food bloggers.

Hope it helps:)

Thanks for commenting.

First of, how have the results been so far?

First of all, I would improve the messaging on the website as it's not really clear what your product does and who it's for.

Secondly, I would work on the LP as the texts need to be bigger and stand out clearly(take Sendinblue for example, https://www.sendinblue.com/newsletter-software/).

Thirdly, you could run ads to your target audience to generate more awareness for your product. Or you could start creating SEO optimized content around the pain points of your target audience.

These are just ideas off the top of my head but hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Hans, great product!

Just some few tips

I would start guest posting on blogs that are about sales e.g close.io, lemlist etc As they already have a good amount of readership so why not tap into their traffic.

Also, you could start putting out content, but, it might take a while to start seeing any results as you're in a competitive niche.

Alternatively, you could try paid ads.

Hope it helps.

P.S You look familiar, I believe we're connected somewhere else before, haha

Thanks for commenting!

if you don't have the budget to spend on ads, I would suggest you focus on ASO by conducting in-depth keyword research, adding videos, revamping creatives, text etc. Also, focus on improving your App Store rating.

Alternatively, if you have the budget to spend on ads, then I'd suggest running FB app install campaigns to drive more installs. You could also run Apple search Ads to enable your ad show up at the top for related keywords.

You could also try influencer marketing

Hope that helps

Thanks for Commenting!

For the first product, I would evaluate if there is a market for it first before starting any marketing effort. I don't think very many people who want to buy 3rd printers would go on google to search for websites to buy 3D printers I believe they'd just type in Buy 3D printers.

For the book, I would try sharing it in some developer communities.

Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting

Nice product you've got going.

I would suggest running audience-specific ads to drive traffic and drive conversions. (if you need help with this, let me know, more than happy to offer my assistance)

Can't really think of any other strategies but, Hope it helps

Thanks for commenting Azhan!

Some few tips would be

• Figure out who your target customers are
• Find out the various places they hang out
• Find out their major problem when it comes to product stock
• Reach out to them and tell them how your product can help solve their problem.

Hope it helps