We did a 24-hour challenge to double our user base. This is how it went

[susienaps]

Starting point was about 395 users. It's cool to see that if you really grind it out, you can get 100+ users in such a short time. But it obviously makes more sense to find a consistent channel that brings you sign-ups every day.

Summary of everything we did:

• 50 Reddit comments
• 8 Reddit posts
• 20 Indie Hackers comments
• 5 Indie Hackers posts
• 1 Product Hunt Post
• 3 LinkedIn Posts
• 8 Tweets
• 8 Shorts (TikTok + YouTube Shorts)

Full video of the challenge, check it out:

 

[frances6098]

@susienaps 100 users in 24 hours is a great achievement. Awesome work

 

[susienaps]

@frances6098 Thank you!

 

[frances6098]

@susienaps What worked best? I still need to watch the video.

 

[susienaps]

@frances6098 Reddit comments and posts for sure

 

[frances6098]

@susienaps Good to know. I’ve just only joined. Such a great place to share ideas.

 

[christian99]

@susienaps Wow amazing results I'm currently in the middle of building my MVP and will utilise this strategy for my launch! Thank you!

 

[susienaps]

@christian99 Thanks and good luck with your mvp!

 

[hieronymus]

@susienaps Why not trying quora also?

 

[susienaps]

@hieronymus Do you think it could have an instant impact? From my experience, it's better for longer-term impact and strong backlinks.

 

[hieronymus]

@susienaps I never tried but if you have experience with it I guess you are right!

 

[bibbigo]

@susienaps Superb effort Next, will attempt something similar in an effort to foster community participation.

 

[utahorbust]

@susienaps I love this idea and am going to pitch it to the CEO! Question: Can this be done by a single person or do you think it takes several people?