From opening and advertising your prelaunch waiting list to fully launching your product/service for the first time. How long was it?

Do you think it was too long/too fast?

  • CAT-DRUG-DEALER@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Extremely subjective and varies between industries, products, target market, etc… Stop overthinking it. Just get to the launch phase and worry about the rest later.

  • ThatGrayZ@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I’m trying to set our SEO and start a following but I’m avoid a waitlist on purpose. I don’t think it’s worth the effort and money. It’s almost double effort. 1) sign users to a waitlist and then 2) converting them to a customer. I’m using the savings in time and money to better our platform.

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    1 year ago

    This bullshit waiting game has got to stop. A customer list is a rapidly depreciating asset. A list of non-paying prospects has a shelf life measured in hours.

    How astonishing that people know attention spans grow ever shorter, but their ineptly contacted prospects are pre-sold and have photographic memory.

    I get a lead, that lead is sent a sales letter. They buy or not. Waiting serves no purpose. But of course, waiting around curled up in the fetal position is a best practice here.

    Overcoming The Monetization Paradox

    TIL Bullshit has an expiration date. Who knew?