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First ever App, how do we find good users?
A friend and I have spent the last 3 months hacking together a language learning app. And feel like we should now launch. The space is heavily saturated, and we don't want to just be spamming the link to it everywhere we go.
- PaulHoule 2y agoProduct hunt?
- _p2zi 2y agoYou can post it on language learning subreddits on reddit, they could be interested in your app.
- baconbkr 2y agoDid so :)
- beardyw 2y ago> First ever App I was expecting something historical. I wonder what it was.
- warrenm 2y agoDefinitely going to need to show how you are different/better than all the other apps in what you have described as a "heavily saturated" space
- baconbkr 2y agoYeah... Feels quite difficult to do, when all the main channels are so inundated with links and short saas descriptions
- Jugurtha 2y agoThe first app teaches you to find users before you build the second app. Take a look at a book called "Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth" by DuckDuckGo's founder Gabriel Weinberg. He goes into various channels on how to get users and improve the product.
- baconbkr 2y agoLooks just like what we need! Ordered it, thanks so much