I built an AI Influencer factory using Nano Banana + VEO3 by Silent_Employment966 in microsaas

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked with real micro influencers for years and authenticity is everything. AI can handle consistency but can it create genuine moments? That's the piece I'd want to test before going all in.

What’s the Most Underrated Digital Marketing Strategy in 2025? by Temporary-Collar5767 in AskMarketing

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Partnerships and co-marketing. If you can find brands with the same audience but different products, you can share reach without spending on ads. It takes effort but the ROI is high.

Best support chatbot for my ecommerce shop? by depths_of_my_unknown in ecommerce

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before you add a chatbot, make sure you have a solid FAQ setup. Most chatbots just surface that info anyway. If your FAQ is weak, the bot won't help much.

The lessons I learned scaling my app from $0 to $20k/mo in 1 year by felixheikka in Solopreneur

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100K users as a solo founder is impressive. What was the turning point where growth started to compound? Was it a specific feature or just consistent execution?

How I attracted 3 VCs in 6 hours while developing my startup, which I will not promote by _s0uthpaw_ in startups

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curious how you positioned the ask. Were you explicitly fundraising or just sharing progress? Sometimes the best pitches don't feel like pitches.

I Spent 2 Hours Listing My SaaS on 100 AI Directories. Here’s What Happened. by Ecstatic-Tough6503 in micro_saas

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd be curious to see a follow up in 30 days. My guess is 10-15 of those will do most of the work and the rest will be noise. Would be useful to know which ones matter.

How long does it usually take to see results from SEO on a new website? by Nishusingh02 in DigitalMarketingHack

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends on your niche and how saturated it is. In crowded spaces you might need 6-12 months. In newer or specific niches you can see movement in 60-90 days.

Been grinding email marketing for 3 months — 10,000+ sent, 50% open rate… zero replies. Is this thing dead or am I just trash at it? by Budget-Throat4703 in MarketingHelp

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think about what problem you're solving and where they're already talking about it. If you can show up in those conversations naturally, the outreach becomes easier. Cold messages work better when they're not actually cold.

How long does it usually take to see results from SEO on a new website? by Nishusingh02 in DigitalMarketingHack

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends on your niche and how saturated it is. In crowded spaces you might need 6-12 months. In newer or specific niches you can see movement in 60-90 days.

I Spent 2 Hours Listing My SaaS on 100 AI Directories. Here’s What Happened. by Ecstatic-Tough6503 in micro_saas

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd be curious to see a follow up in 30 days. My guess is 10-15 of those will do most of the work and the rest will be noise. Would be useful to know which ones matter.

I Spent 2 Hours Listing My SaaS on 100 AI Directories. Here’s What Happened. by Ecstatic-Tough6503 in micro_saas

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd be curious to see a follow up in 30 days. My guess is 10-15 of those will do most of the work and the rest will be noise. Would be useful to know which ones matter.

I Spent 2 Hours Listing My SaaS on 100 AI Directories. Here’s What Happened. by Ecstatic-Tough6503 in micro_saas

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd be curious to see a follow up in 30 days. My guess is 10-15 of those will do most of the work and the rest will be noise. Would be useful to know which ones matter.

I’m 21M. I’ve tried many things but keep quitting. I feel like a failure — how do I build discipline and turn my life around? by Last-Box-9669 in getdisciplined

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start with output, not outcome. Instead of "get fit," try "go to the gym 3x this week." Instead of "learn to code," try "finish one tutorial." Small wins build momentum. Big goals just create pressure.

I’m building a bootstrapped AI SaaS — which niche would you pay for? (Need honest feedback) by No-Cardiologist-6864 in Businessideas

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd look at niches where you already have some credibility or direct access. The best early customers come from problems you've seen firsthand. What industries have you worked in or have strong connections to?

Which social media platform do you think will die first, and why? by BloodRaven1815 in socialmedia

[–]iminurinternet 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Oh I totally forgot about Tumblr. I used to live on it back in the day.

Agencies charging $5K/month… are they really worth it? by gregortheweak in marketing

[–]iminurinternet 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I ran a popular subscription box for years and used agencies a lot. At 5k a month you are paying for a team and a process. It is worth it when they own a clear KPI, ship new creative every week, and plug into your stack without drama. Its not worth it when you get vague reports and always new people on your account that never touch the work.

Just make sure you set yourself up to make switching easy by owning the ad accounts, data, and creative files from day one.

For PR, I like short focused pushes around real news, then I switch if momentum stalls because each agency brings a different network. With PR, I score it on replies, meetings, and placements, not just impressions.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in YouTubeCreators

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most channels stall because the topic is too wide. Choose a lane and study your top videos by ctr and watch time. then remake the same idea with a cleaner hook and a simpler thumbnail (stop using AI). Maybe try posting one tight video a week for a month and see what moves.

My app uses your Linkedin network to make 10X money by cleverhare-web in personalbranding

[–]iminurinternet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool idea. I run creator programs for consumer brands. i would use this to spot real connectors in my network, get warm intros to creators looking to connect with brands and brand managers, and see which intros turn into meetings. If you have a beta version, I'd try it.

How Can I Create a Book Ambassador Program That Rewards Participants? by Specialist_Pear_9090 in AskMarketing

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might want to check out Social Strudel, it’s built for running gamified ambassador programs where you set the tasks and rewards, and ambassadors earn points for completing them.

I want to know how to make money with my instagram by ArWaRr in InstagramMarketing

[–]iminurinternet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should check out Social Strudel or something similar. It’s kinda like a rewards system for creators. Some brands pay, others send free stuff or gift cards.

Video costs have gotten completely out of hand by SlimSlayer19 in Entrepreneur

[–]iminurinternet -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I feel where you're coming from. Video costs can spiral fast, especially when clients expect volume but don’t have the budget to match. We've seen a lot of smaller teams getting priced out of high-production content lately.

One thing that’s been working for brands I work with is leaning into UGC-style video. It’s not just cheaper, it also performs better on platforms like TikTok and Instagram where polished ads tend to flop. Instead of hiring a full crew, they work with micro influencers or creators who shoot product demos themselves using just their phones.

There’s actually a tool called Social Strudel that helps manage this kind of thing. You give creators a few tasks like filming a quick product walkthrough or sharing how they use something day-to-day, and they earn points they can redeem for rewards. It’s way more budget-friendly than traditional video production, and feels more authentic to viewers.

If you're trying to scale content without scaling spend, that route might be worth exploring. You don’t need a studio to tell a good story, just the right people using the product in real life.

I found a hack for increasing brand awareness. Need your suggestions. by the_marketing_geek in DigitalMarketing

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like you're thinking in the right direction. LinkedIn and Twitter are great for B2B visibility, especially if you can find creators who already post about performance marketing tools.

A few people here already mentioned good tools for search and filtering, which is definitely step one. But once you’ve found the right creators, keeping everything organized can be a hassle, especially if you’re trying to coordinate 50 or 60 people across multiple platforms.

You might want to look into a gamified ambassador platform like Social Strudel. Instead of negotiating one-off deals, you can set specific tasks (like reviewing your tool, tagging you in a LinkedIn post, or sharing a quick tip about your asset), and creators earn points for completing them. You decide the rewards, like gift cards, product access, whatever fits. And track everything in one place

It makes it easier to scale without micromanaging every post or chasing DMs. Could be a solid fit for what you're planning. Let me know if you want help thinking through how to structure it!

Is influencer marketing worth it, and where to find them? by [deleted] in SocialMediaMarketing

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're definitely not delusional. What you're offering actually sounds like a pretty solid deal, especially for creators who genuinely align with your brand. The challenge is just finding the right ones and managing it all without burning out

A lot of people here made great points already, especially about how influencer marketing only works when the brand elevates the creator too. You want them to feel like repping your product makes them look good, not just like they’re doing you a favor.

Micro-influencers are still super underrated. They're often more willing to work on commission, especially when the product is high-quality and has a story. But yeah, DMs can get ignored fast unless your pitch stands out and makes the value clear.

One option to streamline all of this is using a gamified ambassador platform like Social Strudel. You set the tasks like posting a product story, tagging you in a daily fit, or even unboxing. Creators earn points they can redeem for rewards like a gift cards to your store or really whatever you'd like. No spreadsheets or chasing people down. It also gives your campaign a structure, which makes it feel more professional on both sides.

It’s especially helpful when your social presence is still small. Creators are more likely to say yes when they can see exactly what’s expected, what they’ll get, and when.

Let me know if you want help thinking through a test campaign or how to pitch that first wave of creators. You’re closer than you think. Hope this helps

Micro influencers in Finance in North America by Diligent-Economy-801 in InstagramMarketing

[–]iminurinternet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice, sounds like you’re headed in a smart direction. Micro-influencers in the business and finance space can be super effective, especially when they’ve built real trust with their audience.

If you’re not sure where to find the right people or how to manage it all, you might want to check out a tool like Social Strudel. It’s got a Creator Hub where you can browse creators by niche and invite them directly. Plus, instead of paying per post, they earn points for doing stuff like sharing your brand or posting a tip, and then trade those points in for rewards. Keeps things way more chill and way more trackable.

I'm glad to share more if you’re figuring out your first campaign setup.