What’s the most cost-effective way for startups to market their product in the early stages?

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Rajesh Kumar · Accepted Answer

I think startups can begin by utilizing platforms like Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn

Gwendolyn Kira · Answer

Creating blog posts, videos or tutorials around my product or industry can help me establish authority

Shabnam Katoch · Answer

@prakash_yadav11 Hi, can you help understand me understand more, I want to start with Influencer Marketing

Rahul Parmar · Answer

The most cost-effective way for startups to market early on is through social media marketing, content creation, influencer partnerships, and leveraging word-of-mouth, all while focusing on targeted, organic growth.

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Creating useful content, like how to guides, brought me organic traffic.

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Building a small, loyal community worked well for me.

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I recommend leveraging communities like Reddit or Discord related to your niche; genuine engagement can lead to organic visibility.

Prakash Yadav · Answer

Partnering with a few niche influencers really helped me reach the right audience!

Darius Black · Answer

I found customer testimonials super effective early on. Have you asked your first users for feedback to share?

Sophia Claire · Answer

Running small referral programs helped me turn early users into my marketing team without breaking the bank.

Christian Ross · Answer

I teamed up with another startup for co-marketing, and-it-saved me so much-money. Could that work for you?

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In my way leveraging  the social media is a good start.

Summer Graham · Answer

Creating a simple explainer video and sharing it across platforms brought me visibility while keeping expenses minimal.

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Collaborating with other startups  or small businesses could work

Leo · Answer

Engaging with people directly on LinkedIn groups made a big difference for me.

What’s the most cost-effective way for startups to market their product in the early stages?

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