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What my team found is that very few people proactively give feedback, either in feedback forma or even in community groups. The best feedback so far has come from 1:1 discussions without leading questions, and from watching users use the product without hints. Analytics is great too, it’s gives really good insight at what part of the user journey users are likely to churn, what your bounce rate...
How do you get early users to give feedback?
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I've been DM'ing people on Reddit that write posts on struggling with technical interviews (the problem the tool I'm building is solving) and have seen quite good engagement out of that actually! For your use case, you could actually try LinkedIn too - especially if it's industry-related podcasts (e.g. the Acquired podcast, they're a big fish but they're also very active on LinkedIn)
Finding early users for niche tools — any tips?
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Struggled with technical interviews? Tell me about it :)
Hey everyone, I'm one of the people behind MeerCode - a free mock coding interview tool. It’s got an AI interviewer that helps Junior Devs prep for real-world interviews - not just hammering out LeetCode problems, but the full experience: communication, thought process, feedback, and all that good stuff. We started working on it because we’ve been there—feeling kind of lost trying to prep...