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Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 5 5.00
Q This is crazy and why I really recommend using PostHog. But what I think is also cool is that in PostHog you can track the A-B test going through the funnel and see how this A-B test affects All right, now back to the video. All right, let's talk about Your specialty. Let's talk about marketing. How do you actually get users to these businesses and have them pay money?
A So my core strategy, and it still is this is to do everything through organic to get curiosity quench to a 100,000 users was just finding a template that I can repeat over and over and over again, a very funny, simple two by two images, caption template. It's six seconds long and having the pin comment be go download and try our app. And then I would make a mistake even to drive engagement in the comments. Like astrology and astronomy. If you get those mixed up, people are really gonna get angry. Originally, I created my templates by just making a CapCut project and copying, pasting it over. Eventually, this became a bit too slow, so I actually built in like a template creator into my SaaS, which is PostBridge. I posted the two by two template over now, 300 times on two different accounts, and they've driven 60 to 70,000 signups just through these simple templates that have brought in like hundreds of millions of views.
AI assessment note: “my core strategy, and it still is this is to do everything through organic”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 5 5.00
Q Okay, let's, we're going to do a little deep dive into your marketing. Can you walk through that step-by-step of just spending one hour a day marketing your app? What does that look like?
A So I think anyone can get thousands of downloads to their app or visitors to the website just with one hour a day of marketing with no ad spend. That's a very simple strategy. First, I would open an account on TikTok and Instagram. For my product or a personal page, either one works. And I would just scroll on those pages for two days, 15 minutes a day each. This is to warm it up. So the algorithms don't think you're a bot. You're a real human being while you're doing this. When you see videos that have went viral, save them. Do not post content during this time, comment and follow people in your niche. So interact with posts. And then after you've warmed up your account, Download CapCut. It's super easy. You can learn it in an hour and you can start posting videos from proven examples that you've seen. You spin them with your app, either as a call to action at the end of the video, three seconds or less, or don't even put in the video, make your caption and your first comment, a call to action to go to your thing. The algorithm loves watch time. And the easiest way to get like a hundred percent, 200% watch time is to make your video six seconds long. But what matters more than all that Is to make content that people actually watch. It has to provide some type of value, some type of connection, some type of laugh. It could be entertainment. It could be education, but if it's di…
AI assessment note: “First, I would open an account on TikTok and Instagram.”
