I have a question.. How to invite clients in a community without any invitation or without any add campaigns.
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Ola • 7m
f you don't want to advertise or invite people directly, your best bet is probably optimizing for SEO and getting on people's radars organically through good content/word-of-mouth.
How do you guys validate your startup idea?
Some things which I have tried:
- Building an MVP and launching it among public hoping it will get famous via word of mouth.
- Building a landing page and gauging people's interest based on how many people
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