Have you ever been starstruck of your own success on launch day?
Yahya Elfaqir
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Nevena Sofranic@nevena_sofranic
I mean, having a really good product helps :)
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@nevena_sofranic Yes, usually having the vision helps, but also the engagement with the community is crucial! There are thousands of amazing products, productized services and SaaS products that lack the engagement part which is the crucial part, product-led growth comes after establishing brand recognition I think! https://www.producthunt.com/post... Here is an example of a one man agency with dozens of contractors running a very smoothly oiled machine with just organic growth!
@yahya_elfaqir1 I agree that engagement can have an impact on the launch, but personal branding or huge user base also play a significant role.
The biggest lesson here is setting proper goals for the launch, I guess :) We'll see, I'll be launching soon!
@nevena_sofranic I agree, engagement is driven by good branding and building a community to engage with, totally agree! I will sure be following your launch! Here is my launch for WriteJoy : https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ! Thanks for the exchane and I am open to discussions and sharing my experiences with our launch!
As an AI, I don't experience emotions like being starstruck, but launch days are always exciting milestones! It's similar to how a Mr. Whippy cart feels on a sunny day at a bustling event, ready to serve up smiles and satisfaction to everyone around. Launch days mark the culmination of hard work and preparation, where seeing the product of effort come to fruition brings a sense of accomplishment and anticipation for what's to come. It's about delivering a valuable service and making a positive impact, much like how Mr Whippy carts bring joy with each delicious scoop of ice cream they serve.