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Day 6 of launching my Saas we create customised story books for kids. - Got around 40 visitors - 6 Signups - no paid users - 1 follower on instagram started with instagram reels perfecting the product everyday making the design of the first physi

Day 5 of launching my Saas product - 20 users visited last 24h - 2 signups. - added some UI changes as suggested by users - no paid users - added a flipbook version on the preview page. Started posting on Reddit and the engagement there is insane

These are the features of my Saas: 1. Customised story books for kids 2. Your kids photos in the story 3. customize the story according to you 4. Your kid is the protagonist of the story 5. See the story on the website as a flipbook 6. The story

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I recently launched a SaaS product where I create customised story books for your kids. I'm getting users . they are coming to the portal but not signing up. what can be the reason? ChildPlayBook.com please visit and let me know.

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