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0xSkywalkerL ๐ฉ
@0xskywalkerl
My biggest gripe as a first-time web3 founder: Getting clarity on your target user persona is tough. Anons want to stay anon, which makes user interviews tough to do. Bucketing users under trader / airdrop hunter / crypto-native / etc. is vague and doesn't help. What am I doing wrong? How have you guys cracked this?
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
The key is to stop trying to no to make a product for someone else, make the product you would be excited to use
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Samuel ใ
@samuellhuber.eth
Iโd suggest running a bounty in the channel where your target audience is most active and have them complete a task after signup for warps or USDC Make claim requirement to provide feedback or even screen recording of them doing + feedback Easiest clear value way How to run bounties? Check @bountycaster
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Grit, ุฅูุดุงุกุงููู.eth
@grit
No. But manually onboarding friends and getting constant feedback in depth and quality. And offering rewards for this is something that has helped immensely.
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kerman
@kerman
Checkout arcxanalytics.com for precisely this :)
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
Why aim for web3 users when you can just go for normal users who donโt want or need to know about any of the tech at all?
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xky
@xky
We have tried using gold to pay for down payments, at title companies, etc. No one will take it even though they all agree it's "real money". Bitcoin, much less crypto, forget about it. ๐ And it's hilarious because these are usually the same characters who are the most anti-gov...
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xky
@xky
If it helps at all, my two cents is that very few people are *actually* willing to go fiat-free. A lot of people talk a big talk, but it's a big mental jump and most people aren't there yet. They might SAY that the USD is fiat, but at the end of the day they still operate as if it's real.
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