Where will the new product find beta testers and gather user feedback?

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Our team is building and AI-driven read-it-later product, AI can help us summarize the content of our subscription, we can either read these summaries or listen to them while driving to maximize the efficiency of our time. 
Our product wants to find some users to test it and get genuine feedback. How do you usually go about doing this?

Liora Lyons · Accepted Answer

Posting about the beta test on social media can help you reach people who might be interested. Share it on your own profile and in relevant groups or forums.

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Consider reaching out to online communities or forums related to productivity or tech. People there might be eager to try out new tools.

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Use social media platforms to announce your beta testing opportunity. Twitter, LinkedIn, and even Instagram can help you attract people who might be interested in AI-driven tools.

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If you have an existing email list, send out a call for beta testers. Your subscribers might be interested in trying out a new AI tool for summarizing content.

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I’d suggest reaching out to relevant online communities and forums. Places like Reddit or specialized Facebook groups can be great for finding people interested in testing out new tech.

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I’d start by asking friends and family if they’d be interested in testing out the new product. Sometimes , people close to you can provide valuable insights.

Veena Pulapaka · Answer

I'd recommend reaching out to niche online communities where productivity tools are discussed, such as Reddit threads like r/Productivity or r/Tech. You could also use platforms like Betalist to find beta testers. Additionally, if you have any current subscribers or an email list, sending a call for beta testers there might give you valuable feedback from engaged users.

Luna Liang · Answer

@ka_ndrew Yes, friends and family will give you the quickest feedback~

Henry Feng · Answer

@roux_clara What communities would you recommend?

Where will the new product find beta testers and gather user feedback?

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