One of the primary aims of new products is to increase the waitlist until the public launch.
What is the most effective strategy you've used to expand your waitlist and ensure it works?
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Start by creating a a pool/site where all user can share and submit problem in their won way, like how they experience this problem. this way you way get more user feedback and once solve you can revert them with solution...this helps in both ways understand user and get user in waiting list
I am not sure having a long waitlist has an absolute positive relationship to success.
You have to know what your objective is in creating a waitlist. If it is for creating hype, a long waitlist for sure is the best. For products that want to recruit beta users and pivot later on, I think it is okay to have a shorter waitlist to keep the test close.
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@anson_leung I think there needs to be a sweet spot that you as marketers of your niche must understand when it comes to waitlist. Too short a waitlist and you will get too few engaged users. however if the waitlist is long, people would forget about you and move to a different product.
Use paid advertising platforms like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, or Instagram Ads to target your ideal audience and drive sign-ups to your waitlist
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I've found that running referral campaigns or offering incentives to existing users to spread the word about my product has been a great way to grow my waitlist. Also, optimizing my website and landing pages for lead generation :)
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I don’t think there are any “hacks” if you deliver relevant value with your content and if the problem resonates with audience you can grow your waitlist :)
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Create a landing page, optimize its SEO, submit it to HackerNews, and launch on ProductHunt.
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Not quite a fast fix, but a waitlist indicates you are working on a solution. yet it was still informative, and I appreciate it.
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