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Your product isn't the problem. Nobody is looking at it.
I opened a YouTube channel 3 days ago just to prove a point to myself. 900K
views, zero spend, no audience on day one. Analytics attached, name blurred.
And it's not a one off. 42.6M views in 7 days on a new Instagram account. 4.8M on
one Reddit post. I've done this from zero enough times to stop calling it luck.
Most people spend 6 months on the product and 6 days on distribution, then decide
the market didn't want it. The market never saw it.
Profile's open, receipts are in there.
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