Vitaliy K

I develop three online businesses at once and I like to study customer behavior. When I understand how they behave, it is easier for them to sell services.

I read that you give information to your future users on FB, Twitter and other channels. This is very valuable, but I noticed that sometimes on Twitter the audience can react positively to the same offer, for example, and more negatively on FB...

It all depends on who you send it to and what exactly you write inside the email. If you know how to use cold email wisely, you can achieve a lot.

I always try to watch what my competitors are doing. Then it becomes clear to me that if some things worked for them, then they probably can work for me. In any case, you need to constantly try different solutions, because sometimes it happens that it seems to you that everything is going smoothly, but maybe competitors have a better landing page, or maybe they have lower prices ... try to...

It's best to create a lead magnet that will be valuable to your audience. Try to make it appealing to your audience. So they will be interested to know what else interesting you will tell them at the webinar

I always try not to set myself any difficult tasks at all. As for twitter, I just do it during the day and even manage to add about 40 tweets there. It's actually not difficult when you just go to twitter 3-4 times a day.

I read a few tips here and realized that many here are right. It is best to establish connections with those who know how to properly and efficiently launch products on Product Hunt. It's still better to use the Right Launch Tactic

I would like to learn how to successfully launch products on Product Hunt

I like to drink black tea with lemon in the morning

Based on my experience, posting doesn't really matter. It is important that your tweets are liked by your audience and then they will visit your profile every day

The market is saturated and this is true, but this does not mean that you cannot offer a solution to your customers from a different angle. Usually customers look at the value of the product and the price, and if everything is in order, then they will choose your product, not a competitor. Try to go in this direction and then you will not end up with clients

I have never heard of such a thing, but this is a great solution for all members of this wonderful service

Checklists and e-books are great lead magnets. I already noticed this about 10 years ago

Any initial task is to give value to customers and increase your profit by solving their problems.

You need to ask your future customers what their acute pain is and, based on this, create your final product.

It is best to build a very close communication model with your subscribers and then they will buy your products. Your email subscribers are your future customers, and they will also help you with the launch of your products.

All parts are very important, but the most important part is where your future customers see those who have already left you positive feedback.

One of the great tips I saw here is to really warm up your followers and those who already know about your product.

Sometimes it happens that there is a clear goal, but the motivation disappears at the initial stages. One must always move forward despite the difficulties in business. Only then will you be successful.

Just about 7 months ago, my smartphone broke down and I couldn’t choose a new phone for a whole month. So far I'm happy with my choice