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Alternatively, you could get a friend or intern to help with the technical work and do the marketing yourself. This approach may make sense for several reasons
by edw519 17y ago
Alternatively, you could get a friend or intern to help with the technical work and do the marketing yourself. This approach may make sense for several reasons. You have more passion for your product that any outsider. Also, it may be easier for you to learn what to do than for someone new to learn about the product. Just a thought.
- MrMatt 17y agoI think I would do this if I felt I was confident in marketing - my skills are definitly centered on development work rather than networking and presenting though (not that that is what I think marketing is about). My point is; I dont think I have the skills or experience to market Bouldr alone. I think I need to find someone that has experience, otherwise I'll faff it up.
- pm 17y agoI agree; you are by far the most qualified to be marketing your product right now because of your passion. You also have a Facebook group that you can use as a testbed for your marketing efforts - they're already primed to listen to you, and if you're REALLY concerned about faffing it up, split test! I don't imagine your marketing would require your physical presence just yet. Start off small and market to an audience you already know.