OneBuck

Market your product for just $1

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Market your product for just $1

16 followers

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Your product starts showcasing on the landing page for half an hour after the current product completes half an hour and the next person pays a $ Also, your product gets shared in subreddits and on my personal twitter account

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Launch tags:Productivity•Social Network•Marketing

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Maker

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I launched my fun website onebuck.site 2 weeks ago on reddit . I got some great feedback and this is the third iteration of the product . First of All , what my website does : You pay $1 and your product starts showcasing on the landing page for half an hour after the current product completes half an hour and the next person pays a $ . Now if you pay $5 , your product gets shared in 9 famous subreddits which drive thousands of traffic to your websites and products and on my personal twitter account with around 500-600 average impressions per post . Next in the features pipeline is the product hunt submission and submitting to few other directories as well . Try it . Roast it . Suggest some feature additions and anything else you would like to see in it . Thanks

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2yr ago

Maker

nice question. As far as I have seen , the traffic through some of these subreddits remains constant even for the lowest of interactions. if the post gets interactions , it can go upto 20-30k impressions . Even if it doesn't get , it can still mint 9-10k impressions . Out of that , on an average , 10% people visit your product and I think that's good enough for five dollars 😊

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2yr ago

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congrats on the launch. it's interesting to see a cost-effective marketing solution like this. how do you ensure a diverse audience engagement across the different platforms you use for sharing, particularly subreddits? does the nature of the subreddit influence where the product gets posted or is it a fixed selection?

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2yr ago

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