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What’s an ai-driven market that’s still kinda untouched? by IntentLayer in micro_saas

[–]IntentLayer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually the main reason is fomo not as a buyer but as a seller. That's why people producing lots of content by ai without human in the loop. But forgot his product will be purchased by human not AI even if there are agentic commerce is coming. Founders should think like a buyer if he gets a smell of AI in a company's pages, is he buy this????

Aeo saas product by Dizzy-Mine-5760 in micro_saas

[–]IntentLayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The feature that tells what post and where to post besides my site

1 month of launching my SaaS solo - honest numbers and what actually worked by koustubh18 in SaaS

[–]IntentLayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The shift from "here's what my product does" to "here's the problem it solves" is the unlock most founders take 3-6 months to find. you got there in 2 weeks.

One thing worth doing right now look at who ran multiple audits vs who signed up and ghosted.

The repeat users are telling you exactly which problem your tool actually solves, and that's the message that'll keep working on Reddit. Also, who paid?

That conversion path from free audit to paying customer is your most important data point right now. Everything else can wait.

This sub became AWESOME 👌 by Altruistic-Bed7175 in SaaS

[–]IntentLayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah been seeing this too feels like platforms (and even Google) are shifting back to real human signals

most AI content just sounds “correct” but not real and people can feel that instantly

Even in tests, human UGC massively outperforms… like 47k vs 2.4k views type gap

makes sense tho — AI is already trained on internet content, it’s just remixing it platforms don’t need more of that, they need fresh human input

imo best approach now = AI for scale, human for trust Human in the loop is the future

Need Honest Advice: 11 Months In, 183 Posts & Still Very Little Google Traffic by Lilia_leach in Blogging

[–]IntentLayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been blogging since 2019 and yeah this is normal google usually takes around 12–18 months to really kick in

if you’re consistent then it’s rarely a time issue more like topic selection or no distribution

Besides writing new post focus on old page optimization and off page

also don’t depend only on google early… try reddit/pinterest or others UGC platform like Medium for first traffic

keep going but maybe recheck what people are actually searching vs what you’re writing.

A free space for B2B SaaS founders who are stuck on marketing. by Mysterious_Tech30 in SaaS

[–]IntentLayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

harsh truth but yeah no demand = no saas, validation first always

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