Ask HN: How would you get in touch with startup founders to share your product?

2 pointsFrajedo4y ago4 comments

Trying to scale https://get.mymfa.io and I feel that companies that could benefit the most from the service would be: 1) small companies building a QA team (or outsourcing it) 2) startups (fintechs) getting ready to submit their app to the App Store with a Two-Factor Authentication mechanism.

I am having a hard time trying to figure out a channel to communicate efficiently to potential customers.

Thank you very much in advance for your time!

4 comments

maxk424y ago

You could try reaching out to founders on AngelList and Crunchbase. You might also wish to announce your product on BetaList and Product Hunt if you haven't already.

FrajedoOP4y ago

Thanks for the tip, I was thinking that perhaps it might be too soon to announce a v1 of the product in such lists, do you still think it might be worth it?

ipaddr4y ago

Twitter might be a good channel.

FrajedoOP4y ago

Was thinking that as well, but still haven't found out the best way to contact a group of potentially interested founders. Do you think cold-messaging might be worth the effort and not be too "spammy" ?

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Ask HN: How would you get in touch with startup founders to share your product?

2 pointsFrajedo4y ago4 comments

I am having a hard time trying to figure out a channel to communicate efficiently to potential customers.

Thank you very much in advance for your time!

4 comments

maxk424y ago

You could try reaching out to founders on AngelList and Crunchbase. You might also wish to announce your product on BetaList and Product Hunt if you haven't already.

FrajedoOP4y ago

Thanks for the tip, I was thinking that perhaps it might be too soon to announce a v1 of the product in such lists, do you still think it might be worth it?

ipaddr4y ago

Twitter might be a good channel.

FrajedoOP4y ago

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