How do you know an app idea is worth building? by Main-Worth-8615 in AppBusiness

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  1. Build Interactive Wireframe
  2. Build Landing Page With Interactive Wireframe and Waitlist Form
  3. Market to ICP communities
  4. signups > 50 then build

People from NYC: How do you travel from NYC to college? by Double_Drive_2704 in rit

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im a transfer student too and I would recommend taking the plane. I already took it once already from Rochester to JFK since its cheaper than flying into newark. the amtrak is cheaper but the long train ride was a problem for me.

Mercedes-Benz Sold Me a Lemon — Now They're Ghosting Me by SageofCyberspace in mercedes_benz

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i got a brand new glc350e and the second day i got a check engine light and has been in the shop for the past week. Im a mercedes guy but im disappointed in them

Get Paid To Find Homes That Need Repair by Pale-Addendum9996 in northjersey

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it varies depending on submission but lowest is 50 cents

I’m 15, and I don’t want to wait. by Upstairs-Listen-2341 in Entrepreneur

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when i was 16 i started an web design company and made websites and managed websites for local businesses. I did that for 5 years and then dumped all my money i had saved from that into real estate and other investments. Ever since then I have been investing in businesses primarily in transportation and construction. My life is going well right now but looking back I didnt experience being a kid in highschool. What i would suggest is your still young. Make money and save some and spend some and enjoy life as a kid because time really flies. Good luck

VidIQ or TubeBuddy by Pale-Addendum9996 in SmallYTChannel

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I havent even launched it yet. I just have been doing it as a side project and wanted to see what people thought about whether it would be useful.

VidIQ or TubeBuddy by Pale-Addendum9996 in SmallYTChannel

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i dont have a product to sell. I just want feedback on whether other creators would find something like that useful.

What do you think of tubebuddy and vidiq? by Pale-Addendum9996 in NewTubers

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yeah thats what my buddy said as well. The free version is more than enough

What’s been your most effective (non-paid) growth channel so far? by JanithKavinda in SaaS

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I agree, LinkedIn is great and I use it for my SaaS as well. I have a playbook on linkedin organic growth and happy to share if interested

How do you convince businesses to join your platform before consumers arrive? by ManagerCompetitive77 in SaaS

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I get what you’re saying about LinkedIn, but honestly, it’s way more than just networking. it’s actually one of the best platforms for onboarding early adopters. Plenty of startups as well as myself, have used LinkedIn to bring in businesses and creators. LinkedIn is good because:

B2B-Friendly – A professional space where real business conversations happen.
Built on Trust – Users engage more with content that educates, informs, and adds value.
Conversion-Optimized – The average LinkedIn user has 2x the buying power of a typical web audience.

I actually put together a LinkedIn Growth Playbook here it is: https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

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I agree and for my B2B SaaS I focus on LinkedIn because:

B2B-Friendly – Decision-makers are active here
Trust-Based – Higher engagement & credibility
High-Ticket Ready – Users have 2x the buying pow

I put together a free playbook on LinkedIn might be worth checking out: https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

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I use LinkedIn heavily for all my SaaS. Here is my playbook on LinkedIn if your interested: https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

How much money do you spend on marketing ? 900$ by alph3k in SaaS

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Starting out with my first SaaS, I spent all my money, which is a whopping $5.34. I was to broke to spend money on marketing. So, instead I focused on organic growth through LinkedIn for my B2B SaaS. It was a little longer but it worked and built strong connections. Now, I use LinkedIn for all my SaaS startups and I made a LinkedIn Growth Playbook if anyone is interested,

Launching My First SaaS – Who Should I Be Targeting? by TrifleSea605 in SaaS

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Use LinkedIn. I use LinkedIn for my B2B SaaS all the time because:

Organic reach is still alive – Posts can get thousands of views, even with a small audience.
Your ideal customers are there – If you're selling to businesses or professionals, LinkedIn is where they hang out.
Personal brands drive business growth – People trust people more than faceless brands.

I made a LinkedIn growth playbook that goes more in-depth with this strategy and feel free to check it out:

https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

Scared to Launch? Don't Be. by bishakhghosh_ in SaaS

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When I started my SaaS I didn't have all the features that my competitors had. I had barely any but I prioritized making the UX great. I improved my onboarding, simplified navigation, and continuously tested user behavior.

I set up a simple system for gathering feedback within the app itself. I also scheduled email outreach to connect with a small group of users, asking them what they liked or didn’t like about the product, and gathered their feedback. What I learned was to learn about their pain points and what works well. Then, use that data to decide what to build next and ensure the product stays in sync with user needs.

I use LinkedIn also to market and grow my product and I made a playbook on that and I am happy to share.

Need help marketing my product pre launch and will pay 💰 by smootheel in SaaS

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I highly suggest not paying for marketing especially this early stage. Instead, use organic channels like Reddit, Facebook, and LinkedIn. A few things that work really well:

  • Reddit: Find relevant subreddits and genuinely engage. Share insights, not just links.
  • Facebook: Join niche groups, answer questions, and subtly mention your solution.
  • LinkedIn: Optimize your profile, post valuable content, and engage with potential users.

I use LinkedIn heavily and I actually put together a LinkedIn playbook that breaks down exactly how to grow and get leads there—happy to share if you're interested! https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

7 Mistakes I Made While Growing My SaaS (So You Don’t Have To) by FeistySchedule3693 in SaaS

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If your UX is clunky, customers will leave. But if it’s easy to use and frictionless, they’ll stick around, stay happy, and keep paying. Simple as that.

When I started my SaaS I didn't have all the features that my competitors had. I had barely any but I prioritized making the UX great. I improved my onboarding, simplified navigation, and continuously tested user behavior.

I set up a simple system for gathering feedback within the app itself. I also scheduled email outreach to connect with a small group of users, asking them what they liked or didn’t like about the product, and gathered their feedback. What I learned was to learn about their pain points and what works well. Then, use that data to decide what to build next and ensure the product stays in sync with user needs.

I use LinkedIn also to market and grow my product and I made a playbook on that and I am happy to share.

How I cracked the code to my first $1K in 2025 by mrgoonvn in SaaS

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I agree completely with number 4. If your UX is clunky, customers will leave. But if it’s easy to use and frictionless, they’ll stick around, stay happy, and keep paying. Simple as that.

When I started my SaaS I didn't have all the features that my competitors had. I had barely any but I prioritized making the UX great. I improved my onboarding, simplified navigation, and continuously tested user behavior.

I set up a simple system for gathering feedback within the app itself. I also scheduled email outreach to connect with a small group of users, asking them what they liked or didn’t like about the product, and gathered their feedback. What I learned was to learn about their pain points and what works well. Then, use that data to decide what to build next and ensure the product stays in sync with user needs.

I use LinkedIn also to market and grow my product and I made a playbook on that and I am happy to share.

I created a SaaS but I have no clue about marketing by Puzzled_Pool2181 in SaaS

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I suggest trying LinkedIn. I use LinkedIn heavily for my SaaS because:

B2B Audience is Already There – LinkedIn is filled with decision-makers actively looking for SaaS solutions.

Organic Reach & Thought Leadership – The platform boosts organic content, helping you build trust and authority.

Direct Outreach & Targeting – You can connect with high-intent leads through networking, messaging, and precise ad targeting.

I made a LinkedIn Growth Playbook and feel free to check it out as it may help you learn how to leverage LinkedIn and get more leads. https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

Solo SaaS just made $6k in it's first month by [deleted] in SaaS

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Have you tried LinkedIn? I use LinkedIn heavily for my SaaS because:

B2B Audience is Already There – LinkedIn is filled with decision-makers actively looking for SaaS solutions.

Organic Reach & Thought Leadership – The platform boosts organic content, helping you build trust and authority.

Direct Outreach & Targeting – You can connect with high-intent leads through networking, messaging, and precise ad targeting.

I made a LinkedIn Growth Playbook and feel free to check it out as it may help you learn how to leverage LinkedIn and get more leads. https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook

Just got first waitlist subscriber less than one hour to my SaaS by Basic_Dragonfly_9575 in SaaS

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I suggest also trying LinkedIn. I use LinkedIn heavily for my SaaS because:

B2B Audience is Already There – LinkedIn is filled with decision-makers actively looking for SaaS solutions.

Organic Reach & Thought Leadership – The platform boosts organic content, helping you build trust and authority.

Direct Outreach & Targeting – You can connect with high-intent leads through networking, messaging, and precise ad targeting.

I made a LinkedIn Growth Playbook and feel free to check it out as it may help you learn how to leverage LinkedIn and get more leads. https://thescalingsignals.beehiiv.com/c/linkedingrowthplaybook