Products can only become popular if the founders are truly impressive. What really moves users is that the product itself is strong enough.

No need to spend money on hiring KOLs for promotion; users can become your most powerful marketing channel — as long as the product is worth it.

Here are some key tips young entrepreneurs should remember:

**First, solve real needs.** Don’t start with grand promises; users aren’t interested in lofty visions. They want something they can use right now. The era of Luo Yong’s wave has already proven that products that address user pain points go the farthest.

**Second, perfect the experience.** This isn’t about adding more features, but making every interaction detail comfortable. When users feel good, they’ll share voluntarily.

In the Web3 product competition, this logic is even more valuable. In an era of intense competition, whoever provides the smoothest and most interesting experience will win.