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I'd like to add that if you're product is fairly technical, or solves a pain that's engineer-focused, you're likely better off finding folks on place like GitHu
by mrskitch 9y ago
I'd like to add that if you're product is fairly technical, or solves a pain that's engineer-focused, you're likely better off finding folks on place like GitHub or StackOverflow. Quora and the like is great, but they tend to be high-level or broader questions.
As an aside: if you're trying to find something to build, just look through GitHub issues and look at the products waiting to be built ;)
- egfx 9y ago"just look through GitHub issues and look at the products waiting to be built" Interesting idea. Thanks for that. On the topic of quora, I converted alot of followers by putting the product and describing it in depth on my profile. It happens to be a promotional tool. So Quora is so far the most effective strategy for me because a good number of people view my posts and most power users have something to promote.
- j45 9y agoGreat actionable advice. Finding your first customers can't be automated, finding pockets of them and stitching those pockets into a funny MVP looking suit happens one conversation at a time.