Finally reached 50 waitlist signups

This milestone might not be huge but it's a big step for us already. 🧗 Our next aim is to reach 100 users while we are working on testing and improving on Natasha.

For those who don't know what Natasha does, let me give a quick introduction. Natasha is our AI Social Media Manager that extends your brand reach by simply observing your social media activity behavior and learning how to mimic your behavior to ensure brand continuity.

Natasha runs on a scheduled basis and she can do the following:

1. Find relevant contents automatically based on contents you interact with
2. Engage with the audience just like you would
3. Respond to posts when appropriate just like you. We are also planning on having her interact with you through email when she plans on responding to posts

What I did

I have already listed down some of the things I did last 2 weeks ago. (It's documented here)

So what did I do differently this time?

1. I tried to actively participate in different communities and chat groups (slack and discord). I tried to contribute by providing detailed feedback to those who ask for it. What I learned from doing this is that people will reciprocate by helping me out in return. 🤝
2. I posted about Natasha on different subreddits on Reddit to ask for feedback. I was able to instantly gain 10 + interested in it just from one post. I wasn't really expecting this since most of my previous posts didn't gain much traction. I recently changed my messaging/pitch which made people more interested in it (this is my assumption). 🤔

Btw, these are some subreddits that can be helpful for getting feedbacks (assuming your target market is in that subreddit):

1. r/startups

• There are monthly and weekly threads where you can promote your startup. For the month of November, this is the thread

2. r/smallbusiness

• There are weekly threads where you can self-promote your startup

3. r/growmybusiness

• You can ask people for feedback about your product idea

What I will do next

I recently saw this post from @mattcrail at IndieHacker and I might look into it sometime this month. 🧐