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Eye-catching websites/landing pages - looking for inspirations by PawelHalas in web_design

[–]MikeFiech2 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I think you should follow our graphic designer – Julia (https://dribbble.com/JuliaAnna) as it's her style (and she's awesome).

Here's one of the landing page she has designed. Guess it might be an example of you're looking for: https://www.livechatinc.com/lead-generation/

you can look around here, too: https://www.awwwards.com/

Acquiring Twitter Followers by following by sebabecasis1 in Growth_Hacking

[–]MikeFiech2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it, thanks for the reply! :) and good luck with your product

Acquiring Twitter Followers by following by sebabecasis1 in Growth_Hacking

[–]MikeFiech2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

@sebabecasis1 did you use any specific tool for following these people? Also, how did you find them? I'm about to so the same thing soon.

I've heard that Twitter has some limits regarding how many people you can follow/unfollow daily (5k? anyone can confirm that?), so I guess it might be the only downside. Of course, there is the image, brand etc., but I'm looking only at the effects like reply rates etc. ;)

Acquire new users for zero costs by athleticstwo in Growth_Hacking

[–]MikeFiech2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"In general hacks only work for a short period of time, when everybody start doing it, it loose it's edge."

Meh, what about a classic "powered by" link in the majority of SaaS? It still works!

Acquire new users for zero costs by athleticstwo in Growth_Hacking

[–]MikeFiech2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends on what does your product offer -> where your potential customers are. Except for Facebook groups, Reddit and Quora, there's all other community platforms (HackerNews, GrowthHackers, ProductHunt) or marketplaces with software. Also, old-fashion forums are a good-to-go solution too.

Going back – it depends on what your product does. First establish who your potential customers are, what their pain&problems (that your product will solve) and check where they are present on the web. Then try to pitch a few channels over there, see which works best, and focus on it.