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The book is great and definitely about systematic steady growth. You can get the gist of it from this Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/jwmares/traction-tr
by michaelbuckbee 11y ago
The book is great and definitely about systematic steady growth.
You can get the gist of it from this Slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/jwmares/traction-trumps-everything http://www.slideshare.net/jwmares/traction-trumps-everything
But the basic exercise is to go through each of the 19 different channels and see if there's something you could do and then pick the couple that make the most sense, try those and repeat.
So for Scriptcat it'd be something like:
CONTENT MARKETING
Write interesting content for port best practices, what to check, what should be open when.
FB/Twitter Ads
You'd need to charge to cover the costs of this, but you could see ads like: "Do you know what your ports are doing while you sleep?"
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Partner with ISPs to get their signups using your system. Some of them have add-on ecosystems.
What you're looking for is a system where you can put X in and get Y users out of it (ideally without a lot of time and effort on your part). I think you're already a good way along the path because you've created a useful service.
- griffinmb 11y agoWow, thanks for the great info! I just bought the book, I'm excited to get into it. Your ISP suggestion is really interesting... it's got me thinking about a lot of channels/partnerships I hadn't even considered.