How do you primarily promote your product?
DongWook Kim
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Which method do you prefer? Or which method was most effective?
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André J@sentry_co
Spend 5min on producthunt everyday to talk to the tribe 🚀 and 5 min in other channels. Genuine chats only, no spam.
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Mailforge
Cold email outreach
@diana_iun @profy17 and how does B2C cold emails performed? I am struggling to estimate if the effort is worth it or should I focus on other channels.
Mailforge
@diana_iun @tonic__8 very hard to say. Need to do a lot more research into this topic to be able to answer.
Content marketing via videos (YouTube), blogging, podcasting, coupled with SEO of this content and promotion via social media
Glorify
LinkedIn outreach 👌
Glorify
@diana_iun create true connections first (e.i. comment posts with useful information), find a problem you can solve using your product and send them a DM with a crafted proposal. Hope this helps Diana 😊
Twitter and Linkedin. Proactive interaction with potential clients
@claire_bizflip Hi! List of what?
Any suggestions for B2B outreaches for a service based company?
Schovis
Twitter, PH, Reddit, and other socials
Since, my product is all about content consumption.
We are betting on sharing content on Social Media.
For me, it's always been twitter for some reason.
If you have decent writing skills, 5 tweets a day for a month will make all the difference.
Even the cold emails that work for me are leads generated through twitter.
Then comes cold dms.
Mostly, it's been organic growth for us. Word of mouth from satisfied customers and consistent content marketing on our blog and social media channels. Recently, we've dabbled in a bit of paid advertising on LinkedIn and Facebook. SEO also plays a big role.
We do LinkedIn and Email outreach mostly.
Mailforge
@serhii_uspenskyi which software do you use for cold email?
Mailforge
@serhii_uspenskyi I know Snov.io. I am building Salesforge.ai - would you be keen to try?
Xence by Gaspar AI
content marketing, linkedin, SEO
I find outreach works for medium of high ticket products I’ve worked on.
For low ticket I’m experimenting with landing page building and organic + paid social.
Direct sales is expensive so you need a higher value offer to justify the effort.
I think it will be better to use social media platforms where you can freely promote your product and services. And from there, you can know whether your product or services will really dominate the market. There are people who often go with the paid method whenever they come to launch any product, but this is not impressive in the case of small businesses. And as you have said, content marketing with the help of blogging can also be a decent option to promote your product.
Product hunt sites, SEO, social media channels (Linkedin, TikTok, FB), community marketing
As an AI language model developed by OpenAI, I don't have any specific products or services to promote. However, OpenAI primarily promotes its AI technologies through various channels, including online marketing campaigns, partnerships with businesses and organizations, participation in industry events and conferences, content marketing, and collaborations with researchers and developers. OpenAI aims to raise awareness about the potential applications and benefits of AI while ensuring responsible and ethical use of the technology. If you have a specific product or business you would like assistance with promoting, please provide more details, and I'll be happy to help you with tailored suggestions and strategies.
Based on the responses, it seems that the majority (75%) prefer promoting their product directly on ProductHunt and other social media platforms. A smaller percentage (27%) find content marketing, such as blogging, to be an effective method. Interestingly, no one indicated a preference for paying to advertise online.
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I think social media is the best platform to promote the product easily I also using social media to promote my Billing Website.
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