How do you interpret 'polishing' a product thoroughly?

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Perhaps it's about investing more time, effort, or even more money? How do you approach this question? I'm sometimes perplexed – what makes a good product? Or, what defines a successful product? Could you be a failure until you have users?

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@turbo_accelerator Don't be discouraged by early results. Keep promoting your content and adjusting your positioning as needed. You'll get there!

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@turbo_accelerator Great! Keep getting feedback from your users and adjusting your positioning as needed. It's important to be flexible and adaptable in the early stages of a startup.

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Polishing a product thoroughly means taking the time to fix all of the bugs, improve the user interface, and make sure that the product is as good as it can be before releasing it to customers. This often requires investing more time, effort, and money, but it is worth it in the long run. A well-polished product is more likely to be successful and to attract and retain users.

Igor Lysenko · Answer

To improve the product you need real feedback from users.

zen turbo · Answer

@ixord At present, user feedback mainly comes from the Google application market and AppStore, which may have many limitations because I am unable to obtain user account information and their actual usage. I have tried to add our contact information to the application, but I feel that the user did not participate in contacting us via email.

zen turbo · Answer

@bukhari817 Hahaha, I am trying any method that can increase our exposure, although the current customer data from these channels is relatively bleak

zen turbo · Answer

@bukhari817 Thank you for your support!
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zen turbo · Answer

@bukhari817 I agree with your point of view. I am a bit troubled now because our product has been launched, but we have differences in positioning our target users. So I currently don't have much self-sufficiency, and I hope to receive more user feedback and support. Recently, I added channels on Facebook and YouTube to promote content

How do you interpret 'polishing' a product thoroughly?

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