It’s not only a marketing problem anyway.

But even a shit product that’s marketed well can be very successful.

Yeah. I think maybe you’ve done it a little bit backwards. You’ve thought of a cool application of AI technology and built that product to try and sell to people. Instead, ask people what their problems are, and then see if you can build a product or adapt your existing product in a way that would meet their needs. Think of your users and the problem they’re solving, because that’s all your users are thinking about. Then when you talk to users, they’ll be like “hey, we’re talking about the same problems, maybe I should hear what they’re saying”

Where did you market it, and to who? Did you clearly define your target market, and did you create media that communicates the value and purpose of your service to them effectively?

Are you advertising to normal people who want a logo, or are you advertising it to people who are searching AI keywords… Because people already searching AI keywords will be savvy enough to get logos made on other free platforms without paying for yours. If you want mass uptake, you need to either offer something head and shoulders above the other many, many existing image generators… Or you need to market to people who don’t have the current knowledge to access AI, and make your product extremely accessible to them. And in that case, probably don’t market your tool as an AI tool, because people are just fatigued from seeing that term used everywhere.