you’re right my men! thx. I’ll fixed that. Did you test Ranqio?

What’s your thoughts about it?

great! I’ll try

I didn't understand your point. I'm asking about where find this e-mails kkk

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I could record myself, but my English proficiency wouldn't be as strong.

I think I need to upload a better resolution avatar to a better output

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I have the same pain (who that is in the BuildInPublic doesn't have? kk).

I just subscribed and waiting for see more

Totally agree with your approach!
Curious about what you are building too?

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The 19 Traction Channels (part 2):

11. Target Market Blogs
12. Business Development (BD)
13. Sales
14. Affiliate Programs
15. Existing Platforms
16. Trade Shows
17. Offline Events
18. Speaking Engagements
19. Community Building

The 19 Traction Channels (part 1):

1. Viral Marketing
2. Public Relations (PR)
3. Unconventional PR
4. Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
5. Social and Display Ads
6. Offline Ads
7. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
8. Content Marketing
9. Email Marketing
10. Engineering as Marketing

How apply this:

1. Brainstorm all potential channels;
2. Prioritize channels based on potential impact;
3. Test top channels with small experiments;
4. Focus on the most promising ones.

- Outer Circle (Brainstorming): All possible marketing channels;

- Middle Circle (Testing): Channels with potential that are worth experimenting with;

- Inner Circle (Focusing): The most promising channels where you'll focus your resources.