How do you collect feedback from beta users before your PH launch?
I have launched on PH twice but before launching, I always prefer to share the product with at least 20 potential users over DM. The goal is to get early feedback and testimonials. This helps me understand what’s working (or not) in the copy, design, offer, value proposition, etc.
Based on those early insights, I iterate quickly and it could be small tweaks or full rewrites, depending on what people are saying.
To make it easy for them to say yes and share feedback, I create a no-brainer offer (like 70–90% discount) and DM potential users on X asking for feedback.
What’s your pre launch strategy for collecting feedback and improving your product before launching on PH?
P.S. Here’s a sample DM I use to get early feedback for Boringlaunch:
Hey [User Name] 👋
We’ve just launched (product name) for [Industry/Category/Domain/Target Audience]
It might be a great fit for your [product name].
[Quick line about what your product does + how it helps]
We're offering a 70% discount to the first 10 users in exchange for feedback and testimonials. Let me know if you're interested or have any questions!
[Website link]
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Love this feedback loop! I’m prepping for a launch myself with PageX—it’s free and focused on helping with real-time SEO analysis. I’ve been doing a mix of reaching out to people directly and seeing what sticks. Definitely learning a lot from these conversations!
I totally agree with the idea of getting real, honest feedback early on. It's always those small tweaks that make a big difference. Can’t wait to see how others are approaching their beta stages too!
@ambika_vaish all the best for your launch
@gamifykaran Thanks so much, Karan! Trying to stay grounded while getting everything ready for the PageX launch. It’s a free SEO audit tool, and I’m hoping it genuinely helps folks who work with content and websites. These little exchanges here honestly feel like the early support system taking shape—super grateful.
Pokecut
First of all, you must open a user feedback channel in your product. The simplest way is to put your feedback email in a prominent place, privacy policy, or usage agreement, which greatly facilitates user feedback. Secondly, you can take the initiative to contact users who frequently use your product, have in-depth exchanges, and obtain feedback.