1. Consider a permissive software license: Not a big sticking point, but they are seen by some as more commercial-friendly. Also in the node-ecosystem they're m

1. Consider a permissive software license: Not a big sticking point, but they are seen by some as more commercial-friendly. Also in the node-ecosystem they're more accustom to it. 2. Link to the documentation (https://docs.servicebot.io/ https://docs.servicebot.io/) instead of the company page 3. Any travis-ci up yet? 4. Give reddit a try (for the open source project), /r/node, and /r/javascript 5. Consider "spin-off" libraries of reusable components. Make them available via NPM. Give them documentation as well. Creating a popular dependency library attracts more interested users. 6. Did you apply for Y Combinator yet? 7. Try to contact AdWords to see if you can get free credits to advertise the corporate website. Bing has some too. It may not give much but even one or two clients would be a sign of momentum. 8. Consider contacting startups and offering your service free / discount in return for feedback and a testimonial 9. On the website, try an intercom.io widget. It makes it easy for people to open up a chat window to reach you.