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What are your best practices towards promoting your projects? I’m especially interested in how your first users got notice of your service and which advertisment methods were the most efficient ones to gain users. |
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blogging and getting backlinks from highly rated sites, for the first.. |
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Thank you for your response, jake! |
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Hendrik, Having a catchy service, design, or other buzz-worthy feature is really important to reach the “critical mass” you speak of. Often you just need to dedicate yourself to building the best (and often most unique) product you can, and someone with an authoritative following and an eye for great products will discover what you’ve made and share it with their colleagues. Most companies in this day and age seem to build mediocre products, and then spend a fortune blasting news of it on every banner ad, email campaign, and radio/television spot. And in the end, people get suckered, buy crappy services, and the company has lost a future customer (and potentially thousands of others once a review is created). In my opinion, the companies that are really successful spend more time building GREAT THINGS, and letting others spend the energy talking about it. -Kevin Elliott |
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