Best day to launch a product?
Aarushi
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Based on the common discussions I've come across
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Karthik Tatikonda@karthik_tatikonda
LaunchPedia
It depends on your launch goals and size of your audience.
If your goal is to get the badge and you have a less audience, it is better to launch on weekends.
But if you goal is to get traffic and you have bigger audience, you can launch on Wednesday, and Thursday.
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Huudle AI Project Assistant
@karthik_tatikonda What about Tuesday? This also gives more chance to become top products of the week!
Lancepilot
@karthik_tatikonda @bahar_ozkan Bahar, high traffic, high competition. If you are up for the competition then go for it. ๐
LaunchPedia
The competition is higher than weekends and a bit less than Wednesday and Thursday. So, if you have decent number of audiences, you can launch on Tuesdays.
@karthik_tatikonda @bahar_ozkan I think it's great for Tuesdays, too.
@karthik_tatikonda glad to hear it ๐
launching tomorrow and thought I was going to read โwhatever you do donโt launch on Tuesdays!โ
I've been told by a number of sources that it's Tuesday-Thursday as people have settled in the work week and will pay more attention if you wish to drive eye-balls. However, other days there is less competition so that you are more likely to rank higher if you are shooting for social clout.
Launching soon!
It depends on the campaign goals
PixelFree Studio
When deciding on the best day to launch your product on Product Hunt, think about the people you want to reach.
If your product is meant for businesses and professionals, it makes sense to launch it on a regular workday when these individuals are actively searching for new tools or solutions.
On the other hand, if your product is geared towards consumers, you might want to pick a day when your potential users are more likely to be casually browsing Product Hunt.
Lancepilot
@aishwarya_hiwrale Absolutely, fully make sense and i agree with your insights.
Today Tagz
I think i launched on the wrong day.
Collab
@adarshkmr I feel you on that
Commenter.ai
The best day to launch is Thursday
Every day is best
I think friday
Wednesday is best
Lancepilot
I would always want to compete with the high traffic and high competition. ( :
There's no universal "best" day to launch a product; it depends on your target audience and industry. Consider weekdays for B2B, and weekdays or weekends for B2C, avoiding major holidays or industry-specific busy periods. Test and analyze to find the optimal day for your audience.
Promomix
Choosing the best day to launch a product depends on your specific industry, target audience, and regional considerations. However, based on common discussions, Wednesday and Thursday are often considered favorable for product launches as they fall midweek when people are typically engaged and attentive. Saturday may also be viable, especially for consumer-focused products when people have more leisure time. Ultimately, it's essential to analyze your target audience's behavior and preferences to determine the most effective day for your product launch.
Really Good question!
Syllaby
I think mid week is the best
The LinkedIn Inbound Playbook
Depends on your goals.
- Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are the most competitive. It's difficult to earn top positions. But you can get a lot of traffic. Product Hunters are more active these days. If you already have happy customers/big audience (who are ready to support)/you are prepared, choose these days.
- Monday and Friday are less competitive. But you'll get less traffic (and potential customers).
- People are less active on PH on weekends.
FocuSee
Based on my experience of launching so many times, there is no such thing as the best launch date. Just launch it when you and your app ready.
Lancepilot
It really depends on your product and target audience. For me, it's all about understanding when my audience is most engaged and receptive.
Huudle AI Project Assistant
Tuesday :)
You can follow the upcoming launches from hunted space and make some analysis accordingly
@parilti_erkan I see. What all did you see when launching a product?