How many days did it take for you to prepare for the launch on Product Hunt?

@winterlightstudios It is the natural state when launching any project. But in your opinion, is there something through which we can achieve the greatest possible reach for the product?

@baris_ozmen Share with me the details of launching your project and how the result was.

@baris_ozmen @hussam_gbt Yes this would be useful. Not sure what i did wrong but i did my teaser and launch but did not get any bites. LinkedIn gets me much more traction so i am guessing i did something wrong, frankly.

@baris_ozmen @raja_gopalan Certainly, no problem. We'll try to learn from this mistake, and in the future, we'll seek to benefit from successful experiences to achieve the desired results.

@baris_ozmen That's the right thing, focusing on product development and handling user feedback is more important than anything else. ProductHunt brings you traffic, but whether these users stay depends on whether you solve their problems.

@baris_ozmen @hussam_gbt For us the lisitng is the fastest - but obviously we are noobs on the listing, so not sure what the right away is. Therefore we have some issues driving traffic even though I have posted them on Linkedin, Insta, and FB. We don't list until we're pretty much in prod mode.. i.e. POC fully working prototype, and now hoping to get market feedback on its usability and application...

@mamashevaika How was your experience with the launch, and what are the results?

@haijoy Yes, I think so. Are there, in your opinion, key steps that will make a difference during the launch?

@jinokinoko Hahaha, what is the reason for this feeling that overcame you?

@hussam_gbt the one thing that I discovered - and maybe I did that wrong, not sure - was that Instagram did not allow for the link to target the app on the App store but rather only allowed it to point to the website. So the conversion gets more complicated if you're looking to launch an app, there will be a conversion from insta add to the website, then from the website to the app store, then in the app store from viewing your product to the download itself. I'm not a Google ads expert so I don't know if that would work better, in the end my click to website cost 0.21 pence so taking ALL those conversion ratios into account, my customer acquisition cost for an app I'm currently offering for free was quite high. Mentioning this as food for thought.