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Thinks for your answer. Basicaly I'm currently want to ask to more that friends or family for that reason. They will probably respond on forum but how do I kn

Thinks for your answer. Basicaly I'm currently want to ask to more that friends or family for that reason. They will probably respond on forum but how do I know they are potentiel users ? And how can I continue the conversation, having feedback for each release ?

davidajackson 6y ago
Ask them for feedback or their email, or just float the idea past people in a post. If they readily want to join a waitlist or check it out usually people will comment. Then it's up to you to create enough of a good UI and product etc. that when you send them a link they actually want to use it. Otherwise rely solely on comments/feedback. Here's an example thread where I did this: https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/d0xp35/i_made_callstop_adblock_for_phone_calls_the_app/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/d0xp35/i_made_... >> continuing conversation/building relationships When they ask for a feature, build it immediately if it seems like something smart to build. They will think you are a god because people are used to crappy customer service where they don't even get a response for days. So instead of waiting days to respond, build the features in a few days and respond that you built the feature. Then ask them nicely for a review and you will get 5 stars. > feedback for each release Ping the people who you know are power users. Also email every single new signup and ask how they like it. Happy to provide personal feedback on your idea here too.
- SStanley 6y ago
  Think I'm gonna look at the reddit post. I tried to send personal email for each users in precedent idea but I didn't gt any response (approximatively 100-150 people). But I did get this users by facebook ads, probably the reason. I think i'm gonna ask feedback for my idea on the week, I need to understand the problem better to match the right solution

davidajackson 6y ago

Ask them for feedback or their email, or just float the idea past people in a post. If they readily want to join a waitlist or check it out usually people will comment. Then it's up to you to create enough of a good UI and product etc. that when you send them a link they actually want to use it. Otherwise rely solely on comments/feedback. Here's an example thread where I did this: https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/d0xp35/i_made_callstop_adblock_for_phone_calls_the_app/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/d0xp35/i_made_... >> continuing conversation/building relationships When they ask for a feature, build it immediately if it seems like something smart to build. They will think you are a god because people are used to crappy customer service where they don't even get a response for days. So instead of waiting days to respond, build the features in a few days and respond that you built the feature. Then ask them nicely for a review and you will get 5 stars. > feedback for each release Ping the people who you know are power users. Also email every single new signup and ask how they like it. Happy to provide personal feedback on your idea here too.

SStanley 6y ago
Think I'm gonna look at the reddit post. I tried to send personal email for each users in precedent idea but I didn't gt any response (approximatively 100-150 people). But I did get this users by facebook ads, probably the reason. I think i'm gonna ask feedback for my idea on the week, I need to understand the problem better to match the right solution