How did you market your Chrome extension?

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What are the main sources for your Chrome extension users? What worked best for you?

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Listed extension on Chrome Web Store, submitted to relevant directories, promoted on social media, reached out to relevant bloggers and YouTubers, ran sponsored ads. Main sources of users: Chrome Web Store, referrals, social media. What worked best: Listing on Chrome Web Store, promoting on social media, reaching out to relevant bloggers and YouTubers.

Barry Zheng · Answer

For my Chrome extension, I leveraged Product Hunt to introduce it to an engaged community of tech enthusiasts. The feedback and visibility I got from there played a key role in my initial user acquisition.You are welcome to participate in my discussion and give me some suggestions, thank you.
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@arnold_puidokas Chrome Web Store
Extensionizr
Addons.mozilla.org
Opera Add-ons
Microsoft Edge Add-ons
AMO Directory
Extension Hunt
Extension Central
CrX4Chrome
Chrome Extension Directory
Chrome Extension Gallery
Chrome Extension List

Which directories you choose will depend on your target audience and the purpose of your extension. For example, if you are targeting a general audience, you may want to submit your extension to the Chrome Web Store and Extensionizr. If you are targeting a more specific audience, such as developers or web designers, you may want to submit your extension to more specialized directories, such as the CrX4Chrome or Chrome Extension Gallery.

Arnold Puidokas · Answer

@bukhari817 very nice! Thank you for sharing

Arnold Puidokas · Answer

@bukhari817 Could you share me some directories where you've submitted?

How did you market your Chrome extension?

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