| ▲ | bko 4 hours ago | |
What's the product? I found the only thing that reliably works is direct sales. Find people that could potentially use your product and message them. Find them in forums, chats, email, LinkedIn, wherever. If I had something I was into or did and someone took the time to reach out to me to try to show me something they built in a personal way, I would definitely be receptive. Online stuff is cheap. I built products, posted on Reddit and had literally thousands of people come to my site. Not one person bothered to go to the home page and ask "what is this product". And this was when there were a lot fewer bots and scrapers. No ones going to use your product because he saw some crap on TikTok. It's cheap engagement | ||
| ▲ | kmoser 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> No ones going to use your product because he saw some crap on TikTok. It's cheap engagement If your product is a wellness product or app, that's like catnip for a TikTok influencer. If it's a B2B SaaS, probably the opposite. | ||