I've built a tool and landed a few early customers near by, but I'm struggling to get meaningful feedback. I want more visibility, but I'm not sure where to start. X(Twitter) feels ineffective with my small following.
For those who've been through this, what marketing approaches worked in your early days? What didn't? Any insights appreciated.
Ask HN: Early-stage product viral strategies?
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Re: Ask HN: Early-stage product viral strategies?
#2FYI: It's a tool that migrates legacy libraries to new ones (e.g., TypeORM → Drizzle, EmotionJS → TailwindCSS).
Connect repository, choose the library, and it writes migration code & open a PR.
trycatch.ai
Re: Ask HN: Early-stage product viral strategies?
#3To stand out in this AI overhyped market, you will need to prove that you've done something more than connect the Github API to the ChatGPT API...
Re: Ask HN: Early-stage product viral strategies?
#4To stand out in this AI overhyped market, you will need to prove that you've done something more than connect the Github API to the ChatGPT API...
Strongly agree... then how can we demonstrate what you’ve mentioned in an overhyped AI market?