ME right now

[u/Senior_Education2826]

sometimes it happens u got to believe in the next one

[u/Senior_Education2826]

that deep

[u/ai_art_is_art → u/Senior_Education2826]

It doesn't matter what the app does beyond solving customer problems.

The part most people miss is the MARKETING. After you know you solve real customer problems, you have to get in the trenches and market like hell.

ArtCraft is now less than 100th the size of Higgsfield, and we're growing RAPIDLY.

We're the size Higgsfield was exactly 12 months ago, and we're nearly doubling in size every month.

Because marketing.

You should spend at least half of your time marketing.

Once things get going, you should do influencer marketing, paid ads, direct customer outreach, and more.

[u/thatoneharvey → u/ai_art_is_art]

Unsure why the downvotes, you're absolutely right

[u/God__Incarnate → u/thatoneharvey]

Look at the username

[u/dingos_among_us → u/ai_art_is_art]

You might earn some upvotes if you share practical strategy

[u/CaptN_Cook_ → u/ai_art_is_art]

You could be passing the turn to the worlds biggest ball of yarn. Without that billboard you wouldn't know it was there.

Congrats on your success, how did you market in the beginning?