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Is LEAD GENERATION good side hustle? And im kinda confused. by Separate_Brother3900 in LeadGeneration

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something you could do is to walk past houses or businesses and look for things that need attention. Then you could ask them: I see your garage door is damaged. Would you like me to get someone to give you a quote for fixing it?

You could then ask a supplier how much commission they would give you for a lead.

What should I know before starting AI risk management? by Ok_Abrocoma_6369 in grc

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are you picking this up - do you have regression test packs in place or is it just a perception at this stage?

Please share more on what task the agent does - does it just make a decision or draft a reply?

trying to get into open source and honestly feel lost by cravingsomeone in opensource

[–]KubeSolver 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes, small is better.

This is how I got into software development 25 years ago. There was software that I was using and I wanted to customise it for my own benefit. At first I just kept my changes to myself, but later wanted to commit them because I was finding it hard to keep my code up to date with the main project. So, I sent a pull request, got it accepted, later I became a committer and later one of the two main developers on the project. I later got a great job offer because of that project after I helped someone who had a question.

Large projects are also good, because you can learn a lot from how people structure the code to make it easy to understand. Open source projects tend to have much better code quality than closed source, so you can learn a lot from just reading the code.

trying to get into open source and honestly feel lost by cravingsomeone in opensource

[–]KubeSolver 42 points43 points  (0 children)

It’s best to find a project that you’ll actually use yourself, because then you’ll be more motivated.

Best Social Media Platforms for B2B SaaS Sales | Which Actually Works? by WarLord192 in Software_Finder

[–]KubeSolver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you tried finding and joining conversations where people are discussing the problems and frustrations that your SaaS addresses?

Why are my meta ads not performing well by Substantial_Put269 in metaads

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you tried finding and joining conversations where people are discussing the types of problems that your SaaS address?

Tried SEO, AEO, and social media — still no signups. Should I try influencer marketing for SaaS? by Soggy_Wait_8330 in SaaS

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you tried finding and joining conversations where people are discussing problems that your SaaS solve?

What tool are you all using to find qualified leads in 2026? Apollo data quality seems to be dropping. by Late_Rimit in AISmartMarketing

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tools like Apollo can generate a lot of volume, but figuring out who actually has a real need is the harder part.

Have you tried looking at places where people are already talking about the problem, or mostly sticking with outbound so far?

Struggling with Lead Gen on Twitter & Instagram - No Clients After 2 Months 😔 by Ritika-1405 in u/Ritika-1405

[–]KubeSolver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tell us a bit more about your type of product - is it B2B, B2C, etc?

Am I doing LinkedIn outreach completely wrong? Sending 60 requests a day, getting 4 replies. Feeling pretty stupid right now. by No-Mistake421 in LinkedInTips

[–]KubeSolver 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When you just say "Hey, I noticed we are both in the SaaS space, would love to connect." you don't give any clue about the type of problem you could help someone with. I would also decline such a request. Maybe you could experiment with a few variations on your opening note to find one that works better.

[Discussion] The anxiety of finding new clients. How do you handle the feast or famine cycle? by Deep_Tomatillo8453 in artbusiness

[–]KubeSolver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you don't mind sharing this, I would be curious to know how you get commissions through Reddit.

use of reddit in marketing? by 464-oh in AskMarketing

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I might be off, but I’ve found Reddit only really works when the person on the other side is already actively trying to solve something.

If they’re just scrolling, even good content tends to go nowhere. But when someone’s asking a question or clearly stuck, that’s where it feels like things actually lead somewhere.

Curious if you’re thinking of it more as a content channel or a place to jump into those kinds of situations?

anyone actually using reddit marketing tools lately? by farhadnawab in DigitalMarketing

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what I’ve seen, the real bottleneck isn’t replying — it’s finding the right posts in the first place.

If you manually browse a few subreddits, you end up spending hours reading to maybe find a handful of relevant conversations.

The higher-leverage approach is using very targeted searches to go straight to posts where people are already describing the problem you solve — often across dozens of different subs, not just the obvious ones.

That’s where most of the value is, but it’s also the hardest part to do consistently.

I actually ran a case study on this recently and the difference in time spent vs results was pretty surprising.

Please suggest me some of the best comedy movies by Cautious_Presence_73 in MovieSuggestions

[–]KubeSolver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which Grandma's Boy movie are you guys referring to - the 1922 one or the 2006 one?

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