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What’s the biggest challenge you face when promoting your product? 🤔
For many, it’s tough to stand out in a crowded market. You could have a great product, but getting people’s attention and turning that into sales is difficult. Deciding where to focus—social media, paid ads, email—can be overwhelming, especially with limited budgets. 📊📉 Keeping the momentum going after a launch and staying consistent is another struggle. ⏳
There’s also the emotional side. It can be frustrating when friends don’t support your product, even though they’d buy from a big brand. 💔 But every challenge is a lesson in how to connect better and keep pushing forward. 💪
Share your biggest challenge and how you overcame it. 📝 If someone is going through the same thing, your experience might help them figure out a way through it. 🙌
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David Patrykowski
The standing out from the crowd part is definitely difficult. The current market is very competitive and even if you have a good product, the right crowd may just not notice it or be too distracted by others.
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Letting people understand the proposition of the product. You know, it's hard to convey the message without complicating or sounding boring.
I totally relate to the frustration of friends not supporting your product. I learned to shift my focus away from expecting support from my inner circle and instead concentrate on finding my target audience.
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The biggest challenge overall is twofold: creating the content and maintaining consistency. Balancing the tasks of building and marketing can make it difficult to manage both effectively.
I totally agree with this question somewhat I also posted this ! But I understand that maybe social traffic is hard and also inconsistent, I have always preferred blogs to drive traffic than using social media but creating content is expensive as well as time consuming, standing from crowd initially by using paid ads is also a good idea.
One big challenge is differentiating from competitors. I overcame it by focusing on unique selling points and storytelling. For example, instead of just listing features, I shared real - life use cases. Regarding budget - limited marketing, I started with the most relevant platform for my target audience. When friends didn't support, I reached out to online communities who were more interested. Staying consistent was about setting a schedule and sticking to it.
Biggest challenge for me my feeling itself..
Afraid of being ignored, afraid if it's not good enough, etc.