Tesults (https://www.tesults.com https://www.tesults.com) is the best way to report build and automated test results to your team consolidated in one place for

Tesults (https://www.tesults.com https://www.tesults.com) is the best way to report build and automated test results to your team consolidated in one place for all of your project's supported platforms, build flavors and branches. A web-based reporting platform ideal for plugging into any build, test or continuous integration system within 15 minutes. That's a plug, it's uncomfortable and slightly embarrassing if you're not a super extrovert but I've found doing that enough across the web, over email, over twitter, to people I meet in person etc., in Google AdWords, getting a couple of bloggers to write about the existence of the app, helped acquire the first 100 sign ups. Now if you're asking about first recurring 100 users, or specifically 100 first paying recurring users, rather than 100 sign ups that's very different and much much harder. So what are you asking about specifically? For 100 recurring users I think don't bother acquiring 100, acquire just a handful and see if they stay and ask them why they didn't, chances are the products not as good as you thought and you need more features or ui refinement. Iterate and iterate. I was told that Tesults is absurd for how little it does once about a year ago, indeed it did suck back then, now it does a whole lot more. Some would say it still sucks, and compared to where it will be in one year it does indeed. Iteration and iteration and not giving up is needed for the 100 first recurring users but for the first 100 sign ups, shouldn't be too hard by just pitching like crazy and not being embarrassed. And developing a thick skin. Edit to add: Traction (book) by Gabriel Weinberg helped me. There's also a non tech/dev guy called Grant Cardone who has written a book called The 10X Rule, that's helped me too.