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Expand Up @@ -123,7 +123,19 @@ The process goes like this. You see a problem. You quickly sketch the outline of
Here are some example questions that you should use:

- Are people currently paying for this service? If not, ditch it.
- How will I get the first 25 customers? You must have a clear and easy path in mind.
- How will I get the first 25 customers? You must have a clear and easy path in mind.
- Here's an actionable steps on how you can get the first 500 users for your SaaS startup for free:

1. Create a free job posting on Linkedin
2. Make it explicit: ‘volunteer role, no pay'
3. Recruit beta-test volunteers for your startup
4. Redirect them to Google form and collect emails
5. Set up a Zapier automation to send emails to applicants, inviting them to test the web app.

P.s.

Repeat step 1 every 6 hours. Linkedin free job posting caps out at 150 views (the algo de-ranks after that)
Source: [https://www.spaceleads.pro/post/how-to-get-500-users-for-your-product-saas-for-free]
- If it works, will it be sustainable? For example, can your competitor copy your main feature in a week? If so, you'd be basically giving him free R&D.
- Am I the person to build this business? Think of what your day-to-day life would be if you started that company with that idea. Do you like it?

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