I interviewed 15 creators who ranked Top#3 on Product Hunt

I run a newsletter where I interview creators whose products ranked on Top#3 of Product Hunt and ask about their launch plans When asked about their number one Product Hunt launch strategy, they shared these 1. Sveta (@basv) - Co-Founder of MakerBox: We give away a free part of a product on Twitter and build an audience 2. Falak (@falak_sher) - No Code Creator: My strategy is always to try & get the maximum upvotes within the first hour of launch (I call it The Golden hour). When you get more upvotes in the initial hours, you will be ranking in the top 3. And being on top of the homepage brings a lot of views and upvotes as many users check top products only. 3. Pascio (@iampascio) - Notion Creator: I always price my products lower when I launch and then raise the prices. That’s like a thumb rule for me. 4. Katt (@kattrisen) - No-Code Creator: Post frequent updates during the launch on Twitter. As Twitter likes engagement, your tweets will be shown to newer audiences. 5. Shushant (@shushant_lakhyani) - Micro Products Guy: I will validate the idea through Twitter polls and I make memes to market my ideas on social media 6. Ignacio (@theveller) - Notion Creator: I share about my launch in FB groups and communities 7. Michael (@michaeljnovotny) - Founder of Side Project led Growth: Build your product in public on Twitter. Collect all the handles who commented on your tweets. And reach out to them when you launch on Product Hunt. 8. Elif (@elifduran) - Founder of BeforeSunset: We launched a productivity guide before launching BeforeSunset. It turned out to be a good lead magnet for us. We got a bunch of users from it that supported the BeforeSunset launch. 9. Rapti (@rapti) - Head of Marketing at Bugasura: We started a discussion thread on the Product Hunt community to get more people to check out our launch. 10. Vishal (@vishal_godhwani) Head of Growth at BrewMoney: We posted one post/day on social media before the launch 11. Sharath (@5harath)- Community builder at Threado: I will first launch the product first on Twitter like a soft launch, then get feedback and build on it. I keep my followers in the loop regarding the product hunt launch. When I launch, I will just say I launched on PH and ask for feedback on PH. 12. Nitish (@nitish_reddy1) - Founder of Ansy: We divided the whole launch into batches and assigned members to each batch. If you see our social media posts you would notice that they came out in intervals. The reason for that is we didn’t want a huge spike of upvotes in the first 2 hours. We wanted to spread out the upvotes throughout the day. 13. Honey (@honeymittal) - Founder of Locofy: We gave a heads-up about our launch on Reddit communities, Developer communities and other relevant forums like Hacker News, FB groups etc. 14. Chrisitan (@cotroneo61) - Head of Sales at Litespace: Spend time on graphics. It is a key piece in pulling people to our page. 15. Richard (@richard_gao2) - Co-Founder of Evoke: Our plan was to be very active in Product Hunt discussions. Every day, I’d comment on 3 products, 5 comments on other discussions, and post one discussion. Also, when someone followed me on Product Hunt, I’d follow up with them on LinkedIn and connect with them. This helped us to build relationships with others In addition to these they shared a lot of strategies on how they price their product, what they will do on the launch day, how they will find a hunter etc... I have curated all those strategies and listed them step by step in this Product Hunt Launch Guide 👇🏼 https://launchpedia.co/product-h... Check out the guide and let me know your thoughts.