Hello fellow hackers,
I'm a Software Engineer by trade and a long-time lurker here. Like most of the people here, I had my mind blown by GPT-3 and when ChatGPT came out, All I could think was that I could've made this in Slack. Well, I did and I'm proud of my first SaaS, Wiz.chat
It's very much an alpha product, so I'm turning to the community here to see if anyone is interested in testing Wiz.chat. You'll get 7 days of free trial and a very thankful me.
I'm very new to marketing (I haven't marketed anything besides my mother's cooking), So I asked WIzchat itself on how to market a slack app and it had these 10 great points:
- Leverage influencers: Reach out to influencers in the tech space and offer them free access to your app in exchange for a review or a shoutout.
- Create a referral program: Offer incentives to users who refer their friends to your app.
- Leverage user-generated content: Ask your users to share their experiences with your app on social media.
- Run a contest: Create a contest and offer prizes to the winners.
- Utilize Slack’s own channels: Post about your app in Slack’s own channels and groups.
- Leverage Slack’s App Directory: Submit your app to Slack’s App Directory and make sure it’s optimized for maximum visibility.
- Create a demo video: Create a demo video that showcases the features and benefits of your app.
- Leverage paid advertising: Utilize paid advertising platforms such as Google Ads and Facebook Ads to reach a wider audience.
- Utilize email marketing: Send out emails to your existing users and potential customers to keep them informed about your app.
- Leverage social media: Post about your app on social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
What do you think of these ideas for marketing ? Do you have any more to add ? Do comment below!
Feel free to check out Wiz.chat and let me know your feedback!
For marketing, ChatGPT gives vague responses like all the responses it gives, but if you're out of ideas, it can be useful.
The only unique idea it gave seems to be referencing Slack's app directory.
So to clarify, this is a bot for Slack that responds to queries with GPT-3?
That does seem useful, though I'm more of a discord user myself.
Is it mostly focused on answering queries? Or can it be used a a general bot? Because I've seen some bots can generate images, which is pretty cool.
For that, you'd need a stable diffusion API like Evoke (what I'm working on).
Just throwing some ideas out there!
PS: I have a large AI discord, and the audience seems to be pretty receptive to that stuff, so feel free to share this here: https://discord.gg/dXJtarPsCm
It's mostly focused on answering queries although I could see how Evoke can be added to this. Thank you for the discord invite, will visit it soon and spread the word.
No problem!
Really neat!
Thank you. Feel free to take it for a spin and let me know how it is.