The 5 Keys to Acquiring New Users for Free

By ·Co-Founder and CEO of Yipit

Class Project
Get more users via a new acquisition strategy

The difference between a struggling startup and a "hot," funded startup is traction. Traction is having thousands of active users and signing up more users today than you did yesterday.

But, how do you get all those users to sign-up without spending money on advertising? Google SEM is too expensive. No one clicks on Facebook ads.

You may have word of mouth but without many users to spread the word, it will be a long, slow journey.

Both Yipit and Carbonmade have gotten to traction and acquired hundreds of thousands of users without spending money and in this class we share five techniques we used to accelerate our user growth.

This Class is Project-Based

You'll identify and apply a specific user acquisition strategy to your current project (or landing page) to increase your user numbers.

The final project deliverable will be to share your success story: using one of the channels we cover in class, share how you did.

How many users did you acquire? How'd you do it? How will you double down?

This Class is Open to Anyone

If you have a project you want to collect users for, great. If not you can easily create a free landing page at LaunchRock and drive users there. 

Prerequisites
If you have a project you want to collect users for, great. If not you can easily create a free landing page at LaunchRock and drive users there.
  • Beginner Difficulty
  • 176
    Student Projects Submitted
Project Guide by Vinicius Vacanti

Co-Founder and CEO of Yipit

Vin Vacanti is co-founder and CEO of Yipit, a services that recommends the best sales from around the web. Vin has grown Yipit's userbase to hundreds of thousands of users using free marketing techniques.

Follow me on Twitter @vacanti

Co-Teacher: Spencer Fry

Spencer Fry co-founded TypeFrag and Carb...
88% Positive Reviews (Read All 11 Reviews)

    At a Glance

    • Self-Paced Class

    • Project Guide

    • 3 Video Lectures

    • 698 Students

    • 88% Positive Reviews (11)