Not sure I fully understand the question. Q & A's you mean tips/tricks/FAQS? Or do you mean QA like quality assurance testing?
Use the social media. Run an add on Facebook and Instagram. It is not expensive at all, you can address geographies that you want. Emphasize how your product differs comparing to others. Show clearly how customer can benefit on them.
For long-term email marketing, I wouldn't recommend price as the deciding factor. A provider with a high deliverability rate, reliable infrastructure, and strong regulatory compliance typically generates a much higher return on investment in the long run than a cheaper platform with poor inbox de...
A tool we love to use is Adespresso (Adespresso.com). There you can easily create Facebook ads in a much more intuitive way than you would in Facebook's own power editor. Adespresso also automatically creates A/B tests for you, letting you ad a ton of images, headlines and text and creating mul...
I think you're looking at this the wrong way. Your customer acquisition cost is not something you should benchmark against other businesses. Without knowing more, like your short and long-term goals, it's impossible to answer. Two companies with similar business models may have different answers...
We need to work on MVP and customer validation : how can we make the offering more specific and does this get a positive pickup from potential customers? When I work with my startup clients, we spend an incredible amount of time just summarizing the problem and how you are solving it. This need...
I think I get where you are going with this. Your company buys products/merchandise from people looking to sell that merchandise. Example: Amy has a printer and she is looking to sell her printer. She does not know where to sell her printer so she Google's, "Where can I sell a printer" and you ...
Short Answer: Build a deep network. This is why network science is my primary focus and the top companies today Google, Amazon, Facebook, Linkedin are heavily leverage networks. There is no "contact here for partnerships" form for large diversified organizations. Unless it is a very specific pr...
It sounds like you want all your "new customers" to register with their credit card info so that you can verify that it isn't someone just referring themselves via zombie email addresses. That makes sense, otherwise you'd be giving away a lot of rewards for fake referrals. When people send refer...
Why don't you put "Company" from the beginning? Your branding should also reflect this without losing the sense of community, no matter how big it gets.