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Couple of ideas: 1. Start a site blog and write about the industry or the technology that your service relates to. Share your blog posts on HN, Reddit, Digg, T
by nreece 15y ago
Couple of ideas:
1. Start a site blog and write about the industry or the technology that your service relates to. Share your blog posts on HN, Reddit, Digg, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ etc.
2. Get some advisers on board. They can not only help you shape your service but they can also spread the word for you through their social network.
3. Email some tech bloggers about your service and request them to write a review.
- krausejj 15y agothanks! good ideas. for #3, have you or others had much success with this strategy? it seems like tech bloggers are inundated with these requests. any tips on how to stand out? or blogs that you'd recommend?
- nreece 15y agoIt's best to contact small bloggers (with under 1000 subscribers) who write about a niche. Human rights blogger, for example, and tout how your service aggregates anonymous comments from a Occupy meetup. It's a bit of ground-work to do, but then startups ain't easy.