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Guide: 5 acquisition channels Solopreneurs need (based on growing from 0 to $50K in 10 months)
Hey Product Hunters 👋
In 10 months, we grew MakerBox from 0 to $50K.
There are no secrets, but only choosing the right acquisition channels.
We decided to share our knowledge with a simple free guide, that covers:
— Product Hunt Launch
— Audience Building on Twitter
— Cold Outreach
— SEO
— Paid Ads
What's inside:
— Easy-to-understand description, good/bad fit, best practices, mistakes, examples & useful materials, and a checklist 🔥
You can get it for free 😊
https://makerbox.ck.page/acquisi...
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Charles Forster
This is awesome, can't wait to dive in!
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In keeping up with your adventures, you've done an excellent job. because it's in tune with what consumers want.
I have been following your content since your first post on Twitter goes viral. Happy to see you grow. Learning alot and taking some practical motivation that soon, we will get there too. And I think all it takes is consistency.
Thanks for sharing the guide! Just went through it, it's really helpful.
How much time do you spend on Twitter for both your personal & product accounts?
@hosseinyazdi thank you, Hossein 😊
I have only personal account, now it takes around 30-40 mins daily.
But when I was just starting, it took around 2 hours
Hey! Thanks for sharing the guide!
You mentioned 'Monitoring traction to spot the competitors buying bots & report them'. Can you explain more how this works exactly?
@tornike_phkhovelishvili Thank you, Tornike!
Yep, for sure. Sometimes there're suspicious votes spikes (too many of them during a short period of time). Also, you can check comments and upvoters: if they have bot-like names and a "balloon account", then it's the right sign of bots.
As soon as you notice it, you can report in chat about smth suspicious. Product Hunt support is always there to help with it 😊
Thanks, Sveta! I really like your tool box, bought the newsletter air table yesterday
thanks for sharing. thoroughly enjoyed many of the resources you previously shared too!