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Got featured on SaasHub and BetaList

In less than a week, https://flexyform.com got featured on SaaSHub (https://www.saashub.com/flexyform-alternatives), BetaList (https://betalist.com/startups/flexyform)
This got us our first free tier users (7 as of today).

It doesn't seem that we are having bugs so far :) \o/

, Founder of Icon for FlexyForm
FlexyForm
on January 14, 2020
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    Congrats! SaaSHub is really cool, and has been giving us some good exposure when people compare our competitors.

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    Thanks for the mention of SaaSHub @nh2_amine!

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      I was just browsing on SaaSHub and found that you guys did a status page for all(?) product listed on your website?
      That's really cool!
      https://www.saashub.com/howuku-status

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        Yup. It's a bit basic, but it does the job. Thanks for appreciating.

        In fact, checking regularly all 110,000+ products takes some engineering orchestration :)

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          Yeah, no doubt it is a huge effort to achieve that, kudos to your team at SaaSHub!

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    That's great. How did you get featured? I've been signed up for a while but doesn't get to much traffic so far. Was thinking of paying to be featured, if this what you did and do you see much traffic/signups from saashub to make it worth it.

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    Congrats! I know with some of these services you either get put in a long waitlist or have to pay to get listed immediately. Which route did you take?

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      As I am just starting out. I chose the long waitlist which was not that long after all :)

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    Congrats! Are the free tier users happy with the service? How much are they using it?

    Also, have you got any paying users yet? Are you making any marketing/sales efforts?

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      All the acquired users are free tier users. And they seem to be using it for testing purposes for now. They create a testing form endpoint and try 1 or 2 submissions on their own.

      Regarding sales/marketing, this is the pain point form me. I try to be active on forums/reddits and try post replies when it's suitable and try not to be spammy about it.

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        It's okay not to be spammy but don't be afraid of sharing it as much as you can in as many places as possible. Even re-posting, doesn't matter.

        Best of luck!

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          thanks for the advice ;)

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    Nice! Did you notice bigger traffic from these sources so far?

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      As of today they are my main sources of traffic with indiehackers. But the traffic is pretty lowI must confess, It's been around 10-15 unique visitors per day.

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        Maybe you would like to try my tool - https://owwly.com in your free time. You can share your product and infinity number of posts about FlexyForm. More interesting posts = more traffic 🔥 Worth to try ;)

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          thanks! and very nice tool!
          Definetly worth a try