Will
@wxl
If your building consumer how do you find the first 50 users to test? How has that changed in web3?
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Anupam Batra
@actuallyepic
For us, it’s been much of the same (with only difference being actively trying to avoid a crypto-aware demo) - pulling from the people around you that you don’t know personally. Been testing with college students and people wandering USC’s campus.
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eman.eth
@eman
generally folks who follow you on socials are very willing to test your products i’ve had no shortage of beta testers mainly from the blue app also any nft communities you are active in - fellow holders
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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
pfff... YOU CAST THE LINK
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manansh ❄️
@manansh
easy fix: hit me up and you can access a panel of ~300+ web3 users. hard fix: become a ethnographer and camp in multiple communities, build trust, provide value, and source recruits that way.
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meesh
@meesh
@perl
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Victor Ma 🧾
@vm
@tayyab is building this
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Fahim
@fahim
Easiest: build something for yourself/friends Next: ping @manansh
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mfn🌀
@melissa
Undropped alpha from $last_job: launch a waitlist. For someone with status & following like yourself (hence, likely to gain early user traction), if you launch a waitlist for your product with an opt-in you can reach out to those early adopters to participate in testing.
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Remy Burger
@r
Check https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/consumer-business-find-first-users for some inspiration...
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