What's the most creative way you’ve marketed your product so far?

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My team has been experimenting with different marketing channels like Google Ads, Instagram, Facebook, and Reddit. To our surprise, Reddit really stood out—a single spontaneous post there pulled in a ton of attention, and it's free! I'd love to hear about the platforms and strategies that have worked best for you. Let’s share some inspiration and creative ideas! 🔥

Karunesh Vadaliya · Accepted Answer

Hey, I am using "Feedspace" for marketing purposes and some human resource-related usage.
eg. collecting introductory video from the candidates etc!

Safaa Bird · Answer

I created a series of humorous, short videos highlighting common problems my product solves. Sharing these on social media resonated with my audience and got people talking about my brand.

suti harsih · Answer

Doing "branding" and show some benefits of it genuinely without looking it as hard marketing

Gurkaran Singh · Answer

Reddit is an absolute goldmine, right? We posted about "Her Ideal Match," our soon-to-launch data science dating tool, and the feedback was wild! Who knew the land of memes could be so influential? Keep riding that Reddit wave! 🌊

Rahul Parmar · Answer

I organized an interactive virtual event where users could experience the product firsthand and share their feedback live.

Janak Patel · Answer

I’ve used engaging social media campaigns and interactive content to showcase my product’s unique features and benefits.

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I launched a social media challenge encouraging users to share their best tips for using my product, with the chance to win exclusive prizes. It not only boosted engagement but also showcased the product in creative ways.

Karunesh Vadaliya · Answer

We’ve been using "Feedspace" as part of our marketing strategy, and it’s been a surprisingly effective tool for building authentic connections and generating interest. One creative approach we tried was using "Feedspace" to gather video testimonials and feedback from early users. We then shared these genuine reactions across our social channels, which really helped establish trust with potential customers.

What I love about "Feedspace" is that it lets us capture honest, unscripted feedback, which resonates so much more with audiences than polished ads. Plus, the easy sharing feature means we can quickly distribute links to videos or feedback forms in different forums and social platforms. It’s become a core part of our marketing toolkit!

Ryan Chen · Answer

@karunesh_vadaliya Feedspace sounds like a great tool! Do you find it’s easy to use for both marketing and HR purposes?

Ryan Chen · Answer

@safaa_bird That sounds amazing. What platforms do you share those videos?

Ryan Chen · Answer

@thestarkster Absolutely, Reddit is full of surprises.

Karunesh Vadaliya · Answer

We’ve been using "Feedspace" as part of our marketing strategy, and it’s been a surprisingly effective tool for building authentic connections and generating interest. One creative approach we tried was using "Feedspace" to gather video testimonials and feedback from early users. We then shared these genuine reactions across our social channels, which really helped establish trust with potential customers.

What I love about "Feedspace" is that it lets us capture honest, unscripted feedback, which resonates so much more with audiences than polished ads. Plus, the easy sharing feature means we can quickly distribute links to videos or feedback forms in different forums and social platforms. It’s become a core part of our marketing toolkit!

Jahanzaib Ara · Answer

I wrote a series of blog posts that told stories about how my product has impacted real customers' lives. This personal touch helped build an emotional connection and made my product more relatable.

Natasha H · Answer

Can you share more about your Reddit post? It's a channel I've been tempted to use but haven't had much success.

A creative tactic I've been trying out recently is to comment with meme's on popular social media posts. It makes the brand come across as human and relatable, and is good for pulling in a potential audience.

What's the most creative way you’ve marketed your product so far?

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