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What is the best way to market your product or a product you love to use?

Werner Buys
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I am currently trying to see what is the best way to get people to use a product that I love to use (It is called TeamFu if you want to check it out). I hope to see what marketing strategies work to onboard new users, which I can then use to onboard more users on the products I am building on the side.

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Sophia Williams
GSC Agent
GSC Agent
The best marketing often comes from genuine user testimonials, so sharing your personal experience with TeamFu and how it benefits your daily workflow can be very persuasive. Additionally, leveraging social media platforms through engaging content or collaborating with influencers in your niche can significantly boost visibility and user onboarding.
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Werner Buys
@sophiawms Thank you for the advice. Would you say blog posts are a good start? Which social media platforms do you use for marketing?
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Denis
As a marketing director, you really should have answers to these questions. And why do you think what works for TeamFu will work on your product? I'd like you to focus on something other than flashy titles or following the hype. Focus on gaining knowledge and building experience. Ask more questions like one you did, "Which book to read next?" devour all knowledge you can get your hands on, and then you will figure out no one can give you answers to the asked questions, but you continuously test what works and what doesn't.
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Werner Buys
@denis_tl Thank you for the feedback, Denis. Now to your first statement. I am not a marketing director. Yes, what works for TeamFu isn't necessarily going to work for any of the other products that I am building. My hope is that there might be some underlying basis that can help me in marketing other products I am building. I couldn't agree more on gaining as much knowledge as possible. You got a point there! Maybe I should refine my questions more rather than asking broad generic questions.
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