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How'd you get the traffic to the landing page?

• tehsin 14y ago
  These were the main sources that I have been able to identify: 1. I tweeted out 'The product I have dreamed of making is finally going to be a reality: http://www.ausobot.com http://www.ausobot.com Please do sign up for the Beta and RT :)' I only got 2 retweets despite my plea, and 7 people that tweeted about it directly. I wish I could figure out which of these 9 people got me the most of my sign ups from Twitter. At the very least, what I will do in my next attempt is put the link on Twitter out with a ?ref code or a separate subdomain altogether. 2. I posted the link on my FB, and once again despite my (quite an emotional) plea, I got all of 35 people who willingly posted it on their timelines. This I think helped me with at least 75% of my sign ups. Each time I saw a share on the timeline, I would log into Insights, take a look at the sign ups, and notice them trickle in. Next steps: What I left out from the above strategy was the idea of talking to all the mavens (well connected folks). These 'mavens' fall into two categories: 1. Those that I know (all 5 of them) 2. The 200 or so that I wish I knew. I would make a list of these 200, and listen for when they are talking about something related that I can contribute about (you can again pay attention and filter this through DataSift or manually). Contribute, help the discussion, engage them and try to convert them into advocates of your product. Does that make sense? This is my first time attempting marketing but I am trying to emulate (and improve upon) all the success stories as best as I can.