Vitaliy K

The first step is to understand what your future customers need. 1. If you built a product out of thin air and then want to find customers, it will be difficult. First find the problem they want to solve and that really bothers them and build a product that solves that problem. 2. Think about where your target audience might be. For example, you created a paid WP plugin that everyone needs, but...

I always try not to set myself any difficult tasks at all. As for twitter, I just do it during the day and even manage to add about 40 tweets there. It's actually not difficult when you just go to twitter 3-4 times a day.

The market is saturated and this is true, but this does not mean that you cannot offer a solution to your customers from a different angle. Usually customers look at the value of the product and the price, and if everything is in order, then they will choose your product, not a competitor. Try to go in this direction and then you will not end up with clients

Checklists and e-books are great lead magnets. I already noticed this about 10 years ago

Any initial task is to give value to customers and increase your profit by solving their problems.

Automation of processes is very important, as well as understanding by employees of the tasks they perform. Very often both the first and the second suffer and this needs to be improved.

I think the best way to find beta testers is on twitter. At least I have seen a lot of twitter users who do this.