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November 8, 2021 $25k revenue

We got around $25k revenue from selling lifetime deals. In the coming months we'll try to invest this revenue to generate recurring revenue.

Check my post for the full story https://www.indiehackers.com/post/the-story-of-my-superlearning-app-so-far-780528b6dd

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    Coming off of remote-learning/teaching this would have been great to use in the classroom, and still could be a great tool! Helping students do the following is what being a teacher is all about "Stop Forgetting What You Learn, Enhance Your Problem Solving Skills, Deepen Your Understanding" hmmmm, I may have to look into this more.

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      Thanks, let me know if you have feedback or ideas, also open for a call! (just drop me an email at "dom AT traverse.link")

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        Thanks for the reply. On another look through, we may need to connect as I now see the course building part!

May 22, 2021 Over 2000 users

0 → 1000 users: 8 months

1000 → 2000 users: 8 days 🤯

It took us 8 months to go steadily from 0 to a 1000 users.
Then we launched on ProductHunt and ended up in 5th place.
This got us a lot of attention, especially on Tiktok which drove massive user growth. Now over 2000!

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May 20, 2021 First paying users

Got 4 paying consumer facing users now, 2 monthly and 2 yearly subscribers :)

First introduced consumer facing plans around 4 weeks ago.

This mean freemium conversion rate is now around 0.5%, next goal will be to find out why it's so low and try to get it into the typical 2-5% range.

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May 13, 2021 Launched on ProductHunt!

We're launching on ProductHunt today!

We were #1 for a few hours, currently #4!

It took me 8 months of hard work. Started with my struggle to learn Chinese, now it's a superlearning tool for everyone!

Would love your support on my launch and leave a comment!
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/traverse-2

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March 16, 2021 800 signups

There's a lot of interest judging from signups. I advertised on Twitter, Reddit and Hackernews.
The next step is getting some people to pay for the product. The initial business model is trying to on-board creators throught Twitter DM's and cold emails, and earn commission on their courses.

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    Congratulations on 800 sign ups! :)

    I would like to know like what worked for you most for getting so many sign ups? And how do reach out to your target audience?
    Thank you in advance.

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      Thanks! What has worked best for me is setting up monitors for social media like reddit, hackernews, twitter (you can use tools like syften or f5bot for this), and commenting whenever a topic relevant for the target audience of the app is brought up. When the response was positive I then also reached out to get feedback. The trickiest part is finding the right keywords to monitor.
      My main problem now is retention and conversion to paid

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        Awesome! I didn't know of these monitors for social media. I'll set up the same today.

        And I'm sure you will find out the solution for retention & conversation as you go :)
        Cheers!

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We read more and more but remember less and less. The science to solve it is there (spaced repetition) but current apps are hard to use.