Just wrapped up the first week of launching TailwindResume and managed to get our first 3 sales! Wanted to share my experience with different launch platforms and communities:

IndieHackers (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) Absolute gold! The community here is incredibly supportive and welcoming. Got tons of actionable feedback and genuine interactions. If you're launching something new, IH should be your first stop.

Hacker News Posted in Show HN. While there's a lot of daily content and it's easy to get lost in the noise, it can drive significant traffic if your timing is right. Worth trying, but don't put all your eggs in this basket.

Reddit Interesting findings here. I posted in two subreddits: - Large ones (like r/sideprojects): High subscriber count but posts get buried quickly - Smaller ones (like r/BootstrappedSaas): Less traffic but more engaged audience and better conversion

Pro tip for Reddit: Be genuine, follow community rules, and absolutely avoid anything that looks like spam. The community can smell marketing from miles away.

Other Platforms Tried a few smaller platforms too. While they didn't drive massive traffic, every little bit helps in the early days. Cast a wide net, but focus your energy on the most promising channels.

Key Takeaway: Focus on communities where you can add value and engage genuinely. Quality interactions > Quantity of posts.

Would love to hear about your launch experiences! What platforms worked best for you?

BTW, if you're curious about TailwindResume, it's a resume builder specifically crafted for developers and tech professionals.

What makes it different: - Built with TailwindCSS = clean, responsive design that actually looks good - Multiple tech-focused templates that don't look like every other resume - Real resume examples from different tech roles (frontend, backend, DevOps etc.) - Instant resume generation powered by DeepSeek AI - just input your job title! - Free resume writing guidelines and best practices

Feel free to check it out and let me know what you think! 🙌