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My preferred methods are researching target market communities and generating traffic to a landing page.
Where are your potential customers hanging out? Are they communicating the pain points or needs that your product will be built to solve?
You can check forums, relevant subreddits, Facebook groups, social media, blogs, anything really. If there is a need for your product, people are likely talking about it somewhere on the Internet.
Once you find that there is at least a conversation going about the problem you're trying to solve, take all the feedback you received and cater your offer to that data.
Create a one-page landing page on Wordpress communicating your offer and make the presentation as good as possible, but make it concise. One page and no more than that. List out some benefits/features and communicate the nature of the solution. Just buy a $50 Wordpress theme if you don't have any web design skills.
Yes, presentation matters but the basics of copywriting and design should put you above the threshold of acceptable for testing purposes. Create a sign-up form and connect it to your mailing service.
Lastly, sign up for a Facebook business account and start driving targeted traffic to your landing page and collect email sign-ups. Cater your targeting to the data you've gathered in your initial research and split test a few different targeting options.
I followed this exact blueprint for validating the current idea I'm working on and got 500+ email sign ups within a weekend.
Now I am working on developing a prototype so I can get hard proof for the idea, which would be users and eventually paid sign-ups.
Where are your potential customers hanging out? Are they communicating the pain points or needs that your product will be built to solve?
You can check forums, relevant subreddits, Facebook groups, social media, blogs, anything really. If there is a need for your product, people are likely talking about it somewhere on the Internet.
Once you find that there is at least a conversation going about the problem you're trying to solve, take all the feedback you received and cater your offer to that data.
Create a one-page landing page on Wordpress communicating your offer and make the presentation as good as possible, but make it concise. One page and no more than that. List out some benefits/features and communicate the nature of the solution. Just buy a $50 Wordpress theme if you don't have any web design skills.
Yes, presentation matters but the basics of copywriting and design should put you above the threshold of acceptable for testing purposes. Create a sign-up form and connect it to your mailing service.
Lastly, sign up for a Facebook business account and start driving targeted traffic to your landing page and collect email sign-ups. Cater your targeting to the data you've gathered in your initial research and split test a few different targeting options.
I followed this exact blueprint for validating the current idea I'm working on and got 500+ email sign ups within a weekend.
Now I am working on developing a prototype so I can get hard proof for the idea, which would be users and eventually paid sign-ups.