Tim Levesque

Tim Levesque

Building a platform for demand testing.

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Tim Levesque

11mo ago

Submit and Vote - Let people submit ideas and vote on their favorite.

Create your own ideas and feedback hub. Let people submit suggestions and vote on what they like most. You stay in control—approve which ideas get shown and keep the conversation focused, productive, and aligned with your goals.
Product Huntp/producthuntRajiv Ayyangar

1yr ago

I'm the Product Hunt CEO, and I've launched 8 times on PH. AMA (unfiltered)

Product Hunt changed my life. A year ago I stepped in as CEO, and a couple weeks ago we launched Product Forums (which you're reading this on!). Before that I founded and launched @Tandem (virtual office - YC S19), and @Cryptagon.io.

Ask me anything about Product Hunt, launching, startups, YC, or what we're trying to do with forums!

김민석

1yr ago

Need Advice: Should I Continue Based on My Fake Door Test Results?

I conducted a Fake Door Test to gauge user purchase intent before building an MVP. Here are the test results: Landing page visitors: 470 Users who took purchase action: 3 Users who signed up for the waitlist: 2 Given these metrics, should I continue pursuing this idea? The conversion rate is lower than I expected, so I'm unsure whether to stop or move forward, considering that at least three users showed purchase intent. Can you help me decide the next step?
Zach Wright

5yr ago

Finding & retaining early beta testers

Hi Product Hunt folks, I'm working at an early stage mental wellness startup and we're in the process of testing the early beta version (more like an alpha, really) of our app. I'm relatively new to product marketing and am looking to harness the wisdom of crowds here. I have two questions I'm hoping the community can comment on: How do you generate leads for beta testers who aren't friends and family? How do you retain these folks once they've opted in? Here's what we're doing: Currently, our strategy is to use a service like mTurk to perform customer discovery and refine our product-market fit. A nice bonus is that we'll ask these folks whether they're interested in testing our product. This has led to decent conversion into beta testers. Beyond that, we have a signup form on our site where people who find us organically can opt-in if they're interested. As far as retaining these folks after they've tried out our app, we are trying to figure out the best way to do this. We're currently offering to push all future updates to our beta and let them continue using the app until our public launch. But beyond that, we don't really have a place for these folks to interact or ask questions. Has anyone found a good solution here? Start a Slack channel for beta testers? A forum? Or maybe just have them follow you on Twitter? Thanks in advance for any advice! Zach
Tim Levesque

1yr ago

PayFlow Insights - Test demand and find product-market fit fast

See who tried to buy or sign up for your new product or feature before you build. Create custom simulated payment or account creation pages for testing. Test a user's willingness to buy or sign up for a product before you build. No account required. Free.