Before ads or scaling, think about who could realistically try your product and give you useful feedback.
Product sampling does not need to be complicated or expensive. Early on, the goal is not volume. The goal is insight.
A few samples sent to the right people can tell you more than weeks of guessing. You can learn if the product solves a real problem, if the quality holds up, and if your positioning makes sense before you spend on traffic.
This week, we will walk through how to use product sampling the right way and when it actually moves the needle.
For now, keep it simple.
Identify who your first testers could be and what you want to learn from them.