most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
most tools in this space do the same things:
But I’m not convinced that’s actually the biggest pain anymore.
If you could have a tool understand your product + ICP deeply…
what would actually be useful to you day-to-day?
Genuinely curious what founders feel is still missing here.
The founders who actually get users from Reddit rarely drop links immediately.
The people winning here usually:
A lot of Reddit scraping tools optimize for speed.
But people reward relevance way more than speed.
I spent the last 7 days improving the product instead of posting content.
Better UI.
Better onboarding.
Better scans.
Better filtering.
Traffic went from 22 visits/day to basically 0.
Meanwhile, the best-performing thing I’ve done recently was a simple Reddit post with no image.
Slowly realizing that early-stage SaaS is weird:
sometimes good marketing beats a great product.
because even the best product is useless if nobody sees it.
I spent the last 7 days improving the product instead of posting content.
Better UI.
Better onboarding.
Better scans.
Better filtering.
Traffic went from 22 visits/day to basically 0.
Meanwhile, the best-performing thing I’ve done recently was a simple Reddit post with no image.
Slowly realizing that early-stage SaaS is weird:
sometimes good marketing beats a great product.
because even the best product is useless if nobody sees it.
I spent the last 7 days improving the product instead of posting content.
Better UI.
Better onboarding.
Better scans.
Better filtering.
Traffic went from 22 visits/day to basically 0.
Meanwhile, the best-performing thing I’ve done recently was a simple Reddit post with no image.
Slowly realizing that early-stage SaaS is weird:
sometimes good marketing beats a great product.
because even the best product is useless if nobody sees it.
I spent the last 7 days improving the product instead of posting content.
Better UI.
Better onboarding.
Better scans.
Better filtering.
Traffic went from 22 visits/day to basically 0.
Meanwhile, the best-performing thing I’ve done recently was a simple Reddit post with no image.
Slowly realizing that early-stage SaaS is weird:
sometimes good marketing beats a great product.
because even the best product is useless if nobody sees it.
I spent the last 7 days improving the product instead of posting content.
Better UI.
Better onboarding.
Better scans.
Better filtering.
Traffic went from 22 visits/day to basically 0.
Meanwhile, the best-performing thing I’ve done recently was a simple Reddit post with no image.
Slowly realizing that early-stage SaaS is weird:
sometimes good marketing beats a great product.
because even the best product is useless if nobody sees it.
i’m currently stuck trying to figure out what actually creates the first “okay this is worth paying for” moment
been building TractionBooster for the last few weeks and I feel like the product works, but the free experience/onboarding still isn’t creating a strong enough “holy shit” reaction yet
trying really hard not to fall into the trap of endlessly adding features instead of fixing the real problem
what ended up making the difference for you?
Kept my SaaS free for a month.
30 users signed up.
Added paid plans yesterday.
3 users signed up in one day.
What surprised me most:
the feedback quality improved x10.
Free users give opinions.
Paying users give real feedback.
If you’re curious, I can drop the link in the comments 👀
Kept my SaaS free for a month.
30 users signed up.
Added paid plans yesterday.
3 users signed up in one day.
What surprised me most:
the feedback quality improved x10.
Free users give opinions.
Paying users give real feedback.
If you’re curious, I can drop the link in the comments 👀
Kept my SaaS free for a month.
30 users signed up.
Added paid plans yesterday.
3 users signed up in one day.
What surprised me most:
the feedback quality improved x10.
Free users give opinions.
Paying users give real feedback.
If you’re curious, I can drop the link in the comments 👀
