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Graphic design automation tool for social media
Brandbird grew initially through word of mouth, as users shared their graphics on Twitter with a watermark, prompting others to inquire about the tool. The founder also used Product Hunt to launch the product, which helped validate its potential and generate some early revenue from lifetime deals. Additionally, the founder actively used Twitter to post updates, gather feedback, and fix early bugs, despite having a small audience at the time. Plans were made to create SEO content to boost organic traffic to the product.
“And from now on, I want to create some SEO content and boost the organic traffic to my product.”
“Then in time, these people will share their graphics on Twitter with a watermark. So other people will see how the user created the graphic. Or if they remove the watermark, I've seen that many people ask in the comments that these graphics are great. So how did you create them? And the creator t...”
“I was using Twitter more actively for a couple of months, but I didn't have any huge audience. I think I was around 300 followers... at the time I was ready to launch, I posted on Twitter, gained some feedback and fixed all of the early bugs.”
“A few months earlier, I had launched some products on Protohunt, three products. So at the time I was ready to launch... made a bigger launch on Protohunt late August, which was the moment I realized that this can be a product because I earned some money from lifetime deals back then.”