@SlackHQ found that 93% of teams who sent 2,000 messages stayed. Once they knew that, they stopped chasing signups and started chasing one number. Your version of that number exists whether you've found it or not.
Your signup number goes up every week and tells you almost nothing. Somewhere in your data is the thing customers do in week one that means they never leave. Go and find what the ninety-day survivors did that the dead accounts never did.
Traffic that doesn't convert at 500 visitors won't convert at 5,000. Before you buy more, look at your product photos the way a stranger does. Four images, two the same angle, one stock, none with a human in them.
You look at your product photos already knowing what the thing is and how it feels in your hand. A stranger doesn't. They're answering one question, which is whether it will look like that when it arrives.
Six months from now you'll finally have ad budget. You'll install the pixel that day and start from zero. No audience, no history, no baseline. Your first month of spend goes on data you could have collected free.
@FEmmanuel11497@chrisdadiva Having low views and impressions is as a result of people not being able to locate you when they search… you need to pay attention to your title and descriptions
@v_kas_kumar Vikas… why would you think people would want to have a place for all socials? Or multiple apps? So I feel some people love the feel of switching apps and also like what they do on the socials… the hiding of reals be may something awesome you are up to…
Install your pixels today even if ads are a year away. When the budget finally arrives you'll have months of audience to retarget instead of spending your first month buying data you could have collected free.
Tools will run your outreach for you now and you should use them. But if you want to defend your product in any room at any time, you still have to write 100 of them yourself. Not for replies. For the angles.