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So I finally launched my app after months of development. It's a productivity tool aimed at helping remote workers stay on track. Honestly, I didn't anticipate such a burst of initial sign-ups and feedback. Users are loving it, but the influx of feature requests is enormous. Any advice on how to prioritize these without losing current user engagement?
Submitted 1 week ago by theenthusiasticfounder
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Would love to hear more about what kind of requests you’re getting. I’m always fascinated by how users can reimagine an app’s possibilities. Prioritize by what would make the biggest impact on daily use. Hope you turn that overwhelm into excitement!
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Remember that not every feature request needs attention. Some might be rare, specific use cases that won't benefit the larger user base. Consider building a transparent way for users to vote on what they think is valuable. This keeps your dev work aligned with user needs while maintaining your sanity.
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Start by developing a user persona. Who are your users, really? Prioritize features that enhance the core value of your app. Solicit input from beta users on proposed new features; they’re your most dedicated cohort. Also, try crafting an internal metric for assessing the impact and effort of each request.
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Congrats on the launch! 🍾 Managing feedback is tricky, especially early on. I'd suggest categorizing requests into 'nice to have,' 'frequently requested,' and 'core functionality'. Then, cross-reference this with your product vision/roadmap. Don't promise features unless you're sure they align with where you want the app to go. Engage with users to explain your decisions; transparency builds trust. Good luck!