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if you look at most product startup they all have started with shady growth tactics (stealing contacts or propagating trought fake invites to your contacts or p
by LoSboccacc 10y ago
if you look at most product startup they all have started with shady growth tactics (stealing contacts or propagating trought fake invites to your contacts or pretending you to be on a network to lure your friends)
of course once they did it they where quick to plug the hole and denounce it as unhetical
spamming of course isn't a cost effective solution to reach people needing a product, but social network propagation trough referral still is highly effective
you can also buy targeted mailing addresses from selected companies, but the big, accurate lists are costly to come by - but those give you an incredibly focused group
- ci5er 10y ago> look at most product startup they all have started Now, maybe, I don't know what you mean by "product startup", or even the word "most", but having burned a fair amount of shoe leather in my time, and having been associated with startups that have done nigh on a billion (USD) in sales by talking to customers, in their shops, and showing them goods, and signing contracts for delivery and SLAs, I surely would like you to back up this assertion.