launching consumer app is fucking hard - 100% agreed

today I hit my first 100 users by sending them one-by-one invites in a manual process. It's a milestone worth celebrating for us

So calling all app-launching pros: drop your top advice or growth hacks below https://i.imgur.com/wubuGJ6.png

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@ace got any thoughts or advice to share?

case by case, app by app, so https://i.imgur.com/lB2HQSj.jpg

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what's your process for the lunch of @perl (mobile app launch)?

Haha, love the honesty!

Starting small with a targeted group seems to be a great way to test out a product. And being open to iterating based on retention is key. 

Thanks for sharing Alex

i seed the app first with my inner circle/target cohort. very manual. 

see what clicks punchline-wise, and product flow-wise,

amplify based on what i learn if retention is good, go back to product if not. 

100-1000 is more than enough to tell if the product is a blockbuster or not imo. 

tldr idk what im doing.