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In building products, no matter what your size, I have noticed that you must consistently market. There's no letting up. Often times people talk about products
by andrewmcwatters 4y ago
In building products, no matter what your size, I have noticed that you must consistently market. There's no letting up.
Often times people talk about products that create promoters and are good enough that you have users that eventually promote the good for you, but in my experience this is exceptionally rare.
Growth also comes in bursts based on advertising events. That may be, for example, by social media presence with responding to topics on threads that are relevant to your product.
I am curious about your general experiences, and if they align with mine.
- ryangilbert 4y agoTotally agree! Consistency is the most important lesson in all of this. I didn't make a single dollar until the 118th edition. 117 editions of doing it simply because I (and the readers) enjoyed this little hobby. It also took over 400 days for the newsletter to get its first 1,000 subscribers. It would have been very easy to give up on the project in the early days when I wasn't seeing a ton of growth. Consistency >