How did you find your first few customers?

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Benson Gao · Accepted Answer

Get your initial users by recommending to people around you. Once you're ready to expand, you can post in community forums to attract more users.

Jeyoung Jung · Answer

If you're referring to the very first customers, they usually come from people we know, who then recommend the product to others in their network, and so on :)

Kari Guzman · Answer

From social media.

Emily Rose Johnson · Answer

My first few customers were friends and family who believed in what I was building. They helped spread the word to their networks. Also got some early traction by posting on relevant forums and communities to get the product in front of people who might need it. Took a lot of manual outreach and hustle in the beginning, but it paid off in getting those crucial early adopters!

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I attracted my first few customers by offering irresistible promotions and highlighting unique menu items like the Texas Tonion , which quickly became a customer favorite and spread through word-of-mouth!

Aaron Kow · Answer

If you're referring to random strangers online, I did it by writing tutorial articles on Medium or Hackernoon about the problem I was trying to solve and providing initial guidance on how they could do it themselves. Only then would I subtly promote my project at the end of the article, explaining how it could save them time by using the project directly.

Nancy Osazee · Answer

Social media marketing

How did you find your first few customers?

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