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What's the last acquisition channel that worked for you?

Darko Williams
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Fabian Maume
Warmup Inbox
Warmup Inbox
Linkedin outreach with Phantombuster Comparison website like alternative.me Quora (I might be biased about this one)
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zOxta
SimpleBackups
SimpleBackups
It depends on your product, but generally, I think that these two work all the time: - Communities. Find where your users hang out, go there and help them out but also share your solution. - SEO, pays off and it is much easier than you think. It requires that you put the time to learn about it. It is so much valuable for all your future products too.
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Vytenis Pakėnas
isLucid
isLucid
LinkedIn outreach. Automated ;) With B2B target
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Janice Wilson
Diversity Decoded
@vytenis What's your automated strategy, if I may ask?
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Darko Williams
I'll start first: Niche communities.
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Alejandro Cantarero
Nami ML
Nami ML
@zerotousers These can be the best. We had a marketer at one of my jobs who was amazingly good at building niche communities on Facebook. With a couple weeks of paid posts with good content that was just sourced from Facebook (not even created by us), we'd end up with a large community of users.
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Alejandro Cantarero
Nami ML
Nami ML
Google search ads. May not work for everyone, but at least for us there are some pretty targetted search queries that indicate people have a problem our product can help with. Bonus: I'm not very good with photoshop, illustrator or any similar tools, so I don't have to make any images!
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Xavier Coiffard
Marketing4Makers Community
Marketing4Makers Community
My 2 best acquisition channel are:  - Twitter - IndieHacker I still need to go deeper with Reddit, FB groups, and SEO
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