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Day 1: After Launch on Product Hunt
Unfortunately, our product didn't add to the Featured List of Product Hunt Team and we had very few upvotes in the beginning. My friends who came to support the project wrote to me about it. I was forced to do a mailing to my audience and ask for support. Unfortunately, it's not something I'm used to doing for them. I usually share new products and useful information with them in my newsletters.
After that, the number of upvotes started to increase. When I fell asleep, the counter showed 107 upvotes.
Additional stats after Day 1 of the launch on Product Hunt:
- 120 upvotes;
- 15 comments;
- 5 reviews;
- 9 followers on my profile;
- 108 followers on product profile;
- 62 conversions to our website from Product Hunt;
- 13 of them created a profile;
- we received one email from an influencer;
- received 3 new submissions from creators;
- found two posts about us on social media.
I believe this is a very great result. I hope this information was useful.
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Nicholas Alexander Green
Congrats on the successful launch! Riding that post-launch high is the best feeling. Out of curiosity, did you use any specific tools or tactics to prep for the big day? Always looking to pick up new launch tips and tricks from those who've been in the PH trenches. Keep the insights coming!
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Thanks for sharing such honest insights—it’s inspiring and helpful for anyone prepping for their own launch.
@oksana_ch I think that better to prepare for a bad case (Not Added to Featured List) and share your traffic on product page. In my case I got a lot of help from my customers.
But the support conversion rate in this case is very low. Not everyone who came to support me yesterday wanted to go through the registration process.
But in general, the atmosphere here is very friendly and supportive.
**Day 1: After Launch on Product Hunt 🚀**
The excitement is real! After launching on Product Hunt, it’s an incredible feeling to see the product come to life in such an engaged and enthusiastic community. The feedback, the upvotes, the questions—it's all been a whirlwind of energy and learning.
Here are some reflections from Day 1:
1. **Gratitude for Support**: Huge thanks to everyone who upvoted, commented, or shared feedback. The warmth and support from the Product Hunt community have been overwhelming, and I’m so grateful for it. 🫂
2. **Understanding the Impact**: The first 24 hours post-launch have been a learning curve. It's amazing to see real-time engagement with users who are excited about what you’ve created. The rush of having people talk about your product is indescribable!
3. **Feedback Fuel**: The constructive feedback is invaluable. It’s already helping me think about new features and improvements. I love how Product Hunt gives you the opportunity to grow and evolve based on direct user input. 🛠️
4. **Building Connections**: Connecting with fellow makers and enthusiasts is the most rewarding part. It's not just about the product, but also the relationships formed in this vibrant space.
Looking forward to the next step in this journey. Day 1 was just the beginning! 🚀 Onward to continuous improvement and new milestones!
Day 1 after launch is exciting and full of anticipation! It’s a mix of celebrating the achievement and analyzing feedback to see how your product is received. Time to engage with users and keep the momentum going!
Thank you very much @dima_isakov for sharing these precious and interesting information 🙏
62 Conversions is very strong metrics! It's great to see what's possible - How did you prep for your launch?
@cranqnow This is a first time experience for me. I have been exploring the discussions on Product Hunt. There is really a lot of useful information here.
But I found out about the Featured list too late.
As I said in the post above, I was saved only by my audience, to whom I sent a newsletter with the request “Support Us” and the CTA “Go to Product Hunt”.
It's likely that this conversion was due to my users. Although website analytics showed that this was the new user.
Next time, I'll take a very different course of action.