Ben

Launching is exciting because everything is happening at the same time. People check the product, you get feedback you talk to users, you feel that something is moving. But after the launch, it becomes harder. The big moment is gone, and now you have to keep showing up.

Personally, I think this part is underestimated. Because launching gives you attention, but it doesn t automatically give you growth. For example, after a launch you still need to:

• follow up with users

• turn feedback into clear tasks

• keep posting updates

• Improve onboarding

• stay in touch with people who supported you

• ...

I recently launched the first beta version of Bitgrain to the public, I have kept it almost entirely free for the time being, Would love if y'all who used the product tell about your honest feedback about the product : ) Thanks!
Bitgrain Studio
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Every now and then, I treat myself to a workshop to learn something. (Officially, I do it because I work from home and sometimes the lack of socialising makes me sick.) :D

Today I'm going to an art-related workshop. It's a bit outside my field, but on the other hand, marketing also uses creative (I wonder if it will give me something relevant).