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Ah, you need to understand SEO (to optimize your site), metrics/analytics (to understand your visitors and measure improvement), and most importantly, interesti
by beat 13y ago
Ah, you need to understand SEO (to optimize your site), metrics/analytics (to understand your visitors and measure improvement), and most importantly, interesting content that is connected to people who would be interested in it.
There are hundreds of Great American Novels lying around in drawers as unpublished manuscripts. Many of them are truly great. Don't be one of them! You need to find your audience, get product/market fit. That's about marketing.
- alanchavez 13y agoI hope you didn't list that in order of importance. First you have to find a niche. If your product/book/website/blog/whatever is the only one out there, it's a red flag because it might mean that there's no need for whatever you offer. A product will never create a need, you create a product out of people's need. Try to look for something that already exists, and you know you can make it better, and pitch whatever you built to the your competitors dissatisfied users, and there you go, you have an audience. Then you can start looking into metrics/analytics and finally into SEO.
- beat 13y agoWell, I did say that interesting content was the most important thing (really, interesting content that those who are interested in it would know about).