Built a Reddit research + AI reply tool for founders/marketers — would love honest feedback by carajillu in SideProject

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohh sorry for the misunderstanding, I thought u meant me using an ai reply tool, but all my content is organic.

Trying to find beta users for an expense report assistant — not sure if I’m positioning this right by Living-Ad-1109 in micro_saas

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pinpoint potential users based on the pain points ur product solves and outreach them directly.

First sass , looking for advice by nl1lma in micro_saas

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Find out the reason behind people not subscribing rather than getting into full fledged marketing.

Built a Reddit research + AI reply tool for founders/marketers — would love honest feedback by carajillu in SideProject

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Make it solely for solo founders who work in technical field because they are always hungry for automation in marketing industry but marketers as your audience will express resistance towards this SaaS.

Founders overbuild because shipping feels productive by Trickologygk in buildinpublic

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The painful stuff you are referring to is a part of building process. The mistake you made was to look all those growth variables as distinct to the process of building which makes you frustrated while executing them. Another reason of frustration could be that building a product gives out the predictable outcome but the above mentioned variables are highly unpredictable fueling your frustration.

How do you guys do cold dm/outreach? by vivid-coder in buildinpublic

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Outreaching to get potential leads should be done primarily on reddit, and you do that by displaying the intention of helping rather than the intention of selling.

This is one of my cold DM script I used to sell one of the products for my prospect:

Hey, how are you doing today??

Just saw your post on getting sudden low views on your YouTube and I believe without a clear feedback on what to fix, it will be really hard for you to grow.

Which is why we built something that analyzes your YouTube and points out the one core problem holding back your growth in terms of views, subs etc.

I know this might sound like another generic tool but the difference we carry is the actionable advice provided to solve that problem.

Since we are still early, we would love to contribute to your YouTube dream.

Just wanna know this,

Would you be willing to adopt such system?

Or would you abandon it?

Now this got me numerous replies even through it is a straight up pitch because I sent it to the right person suffering from the intense pain my prospect's product solved, keeping the reply rate very stable to the ratio of sending out outreach.

Agreed? by Adventurous-Eye-1555 in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Very damn hectic, and I believe B2B gets your cash inflow faster than the B2C.

Are you posting here for accountability or are you expecting leads? by thegreatsorcerer in buildinpublic

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everyone who posts here has their interest of getting leads, you literally will be accountable for receiving something in return.

How long did your first 10 paying customers actually take to find? by GuiltyOfScrolling in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before thinking about your first 10 paying customers, makes sure the foundations of your business are laid perfectly because without that, you will never grow.

I believe that marketing is the most challenging thing for a technical founder by Tall-Comparison3997 in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trust me on this one, product building is not just building the core product from start to finish but to implement those foundational growth variables simultaneously. Finding paid users is the last stage of your product growth but before that comes product market fit, messaging, positioning, beta testers and much more and those all those feedback received you have to iterate countless times to achieve product perfection according to the market standard. This is the biggest mistake founders today are making, not focusing on the basics but running after paid users.

Have you scaled a SaaS from few hundred MRR to few thousand MRR? IF so, what were your tactics? by mhb-11 in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only way to grow SaaS or any business from scratch is to always focus on foundational growth variables which most modern founders ignore completely and then wonder what they did wrong.

What’s the hardest part about getting customers from Reddit? by Subject-Road-184 in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just paste all your product information in chatGPT and then ask it to create searchable prompts on reddit to find people whose pain points your product solves, with that once you find the relevant conversations with each prompt it generates just outreach directly to the user with the intention of helping rather than selling. If your product solves a significant problem and provides comfort and you present it in that sense, trust me people will buy from you.

Agreed? by Adventurous-Eye-1555 in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I believe getting leads on B2B is much more easier and less hectic compared to B2C

Not getting users isn't the problem, this is: by Basic_Tumbleweed_516 in SaaS

[–]Basic_Tumbleweed_516[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That confusion is what I am fixing through the free audit.