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Hi everyone, I've been building my product for over a year now. It's a sports match analytics tool. It started as a Telegram bot with a CPA-based funnel. Over time I hit a wall. I couldn't keep improving the product so users got a good rate of accurate breakdowns, and I couldn't scale it either, because I depended on advertisers just to keep the lights on. In the end I walked away from that model and took the whole audience with me into six long months of development. Where things stand now: I'm independent from advertisers, the product is subscription-based, I've integrated Stripe and built a web-to-web funnel, and I kept a Telegram Mini App for people who prefer using it there. On events with lots of statistical data, accuracy holds above 70%. To be fair, that's the marketing number. The real overall rate is around 60–65%, which is still pretty solid. But accuracy isn't the core of the product. I think the main value is accessibility, fast analysis, and of course how the results look visually. I've recently started buying paid social ads, but results so far are meh. It feels like Telegram was cheaper and easier at this stage. I'm still running the numbers before I start scaling. The next step is launching on the App Store and Google Play. Two questions: 1. Is it worth speeding up the store launch? Will there actually be meaningful traffic there, e.g. through ASO? 2. How the hell do you get organic traffic in real volume? Some is trickling in from SEO/GEO, but it's small. Thanks for reading. I'd really appreciate any thoughts or discussion.   submitted by   /u/PerspectiveBroad330 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 20:59:20