[mrtsepelev]

Sure. Ofk we used PH & HN and Reddit in the beginning (and many others startup platforms). Tried to reach industry bloggers (had some effect) and reporters (did not succeed here). Tried a content (which brought high quality leads, but quantity was pretty small), tried to reach some local marketing communities. Also tried to reach agencies (failed here).

Even if we received very positive feedback on product / idea and plans on integration - the process of generating hypothesis and creating different variations was pretty time-consuming and in the end people did not complete it.

Posting to StackThatMoney definitely sounds like something worth trying, and we’ll give it a shot. Thank you!

[going_to_800]

Guys, you need people that use landing pages all day long and have enough traffic.

Your market is huge(I know that because I was selling products for this niche), from solo internet marketers with big email lists to media buying agencies. You just need a few case studies to show them it's working.

Do you have any case studies?

[mrtsepelev]

We had some tests setup and run (some of them were a clear success, some -- not that much). And we're currently working with one huge Russian company, but still could not publish a case yet (but surely will as soon as possible).

We know that cases are one of the most important things in this game, but the problem is that the process is very slow (like starting a campaign could take up to 2 months), so this makes everything a little bit complicated.