That's very true! My main issue is mostly related to doing the marketing for customers to know about the product. There's a part of me that is scared of talking about me (what I do) which make it hard to even find free customers.
This has been an issue for a while, so now it's less intense since I've learned to surpass it, but still somewhat present.
What are some of your "favorite" channel for marketing? I'm curious.
I feel like Reddit can be great but you need to understand how it works, and then there's content marketing (SEO, short videos, etc.) which is a bit easier but requires a lot of consistency.
That make sense, especially if it's something that comes naturally for you. Twitter can work really well if your audience is there, especially that the build in public is strong there. :)
That's very true! My main issue is mostly related to doing the marketing for customers to know about the product. There's a part of me that is scared of talking about me (what I do) which make it hard to even find free customers.
This has been an issue for a while, so now it's less intense since I've learned to surpass it, but still somewhat present.
What are some of your "favorite" channel for marketing? I'm curious.
I feel like Reddit can be great but you need to understand how it works, and then there's content marketing (SEO, short videos, etc.) which is a bit easier but requires a lot of consistency.
For me it's Twitter and (programmatic) SEO. Those are channels that come natural to me. They are somewhat predictable and I enjoy working on them.
I try to avoid building products that require other marketing channels.
That make sense, especially if it's something that comes naturally for you. Twitter can work really well if your audience is there, especially that the build in public is strong there. :)