Ask HN: Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated
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Ask HN: Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated
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Re: Ask HN: Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated
#2Hi, I am a software developer in Japan. And I almost never use English except for programming.
I have created a Chrome extension this time. I think I made a good one, but I don't know how to get English speaking people to use it.
Therefore, I need any and all advice on software marketing.
The methods I am thinking of now are - Make the text on the Chrome Web Store in English https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/fusen/alanhknkkgbm...
- Make an instructional video on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmGSguSRUxY&t=1s
- Post it on Product Hunt not yet
I am fortunate that I don't have a job right now, so I only have time to do what you advised. I will also send you a gif of a cute cat as a thank you for your advice.
Thanks for reading!
Re: Ask HN: Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated
#3Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated. Hi, I am a software developer in Japan. And I almost never use English except for programming. I have created a Chrome extension this time. I think I made a good one, but I don't know how to get English speaking people to use it. Therefore, I need any and all advice on software marketing. The methods I am thinking of now are - Make the text on the Chrome Web Stor…
Re: Ask HN: Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated
#4Any advice on software marketing would be appreciated. Hi, I am a software developer in Japan. And I almost never use English except for programming. I have created a Chrome extension this time. I think I made a good one, but I don't know how to get English speaking people to use it. Therefore, I need any and all advice on software marketing. The methods I am thinking of now are - Make the text on the Chrome Web Stor…
Is SNS an acronym for social networking services? I’ve never heard of it before. Think replacing SNS with “social media” could help chrome users understand the purpose of the plugin.