Beyond usual suspects like ads, SEO and social media, sometimes the best traction comes from unexpected places. I've seen founders get surprising results from niche communities, partnerships, or even offline events.
curious to hear, what's one growth channel you tried that turned out way more effective than you expected?
From transport to paying bills, or even just finding good internet, there are small frustrations we all deal with daily. If you could change or improve one everyday thing in Rwanda to make life smoother, what would it be? Curious to hear what stands out for most people.
I am currently working on promoting my own project and I've realized that building the product was only half the battle. The real challenge now is figuring out how to get it in front of the right people and convince them to actually try it.
For those of you who've gone through this stage, what were the biggest challenges you faced or you're facing when promoting your startup and landing your first users? And how did you overcome them?