I'm looking for a PR company. We will fix this 
Now is not the time for advertising.
The developers just told everyone to GFY, and compared themselves to satoshi... Meanwhile the released product does not even install correctly.
This project is now behind many other anon coins, because normal users cannot even install it without multiple manual steps.
Here is one last positive idea, before I decide to spend my time with friendlier and more up-to-date crypto projects.
How about finishing product install for the end users?
Create a windows installer.
The windows wallet does not work as downloaded for normal end users right now.
The product does not include a working supercoin.conf, (unlike many other coins that do). So it does not work as downloaded.
The windows version does not sync and connect to the network until the user does a bunch of manual steps.
Download wallet. Start the wallet. Realize it doesnt work. Read the rest of OP page 1.
Download supercoin.conf. Save it in a location that is not accessible to normal end users.
Stop and Restart the wallet.
This does not leave a good impression. End users should not have to do anything manually but upgrade.
All other major coins install or upgrade and begin working with no manual steps. Especially during forks.
This is a standard development step for any successful software project, how about adding it to the roadmap?
See this has been a problem that has been brought up by multiple users for over a month now. I remember Brookefinancial bringing this up because multiple people couldn't use the wallet months ago. I figured it out, but I can understand how it would be tricky for someone who is unaware how to show hidden folders etc. Maybe the new multisignature storage wallet (with the new month old logo) which is next on the road map will fix all that.
@Vegas, I get your idea to pump in order to attract people. My thinking is, I've been following super long enough to see a few rises to 3-4k sat (not incl the original pump), only to always drop back down to the 1-2ksat range once the dust settles. Things were looking promising before the trustless wallet release, higher volume and rising value, but it soon tapered off and super fell back to 1-1.5k sat because of the many problems listed over the last few days by the community. Depending on how many sell orders can be pulled, Mintpal alone looks to be around 4btc to 3000sat, and almost 6btc to 4000sat now. Do you think the price would remain stable around 3-4k, or just drop back down since the same problems still exist? I feel if there was going to be a pump, it should be on the news the developers are willing to makes some change, or at least respond to community criticism, or release a plan for the future.