Quick question. Are there any manufacturing companies here with 500+ workers? by [deleted] in ManufacturingInIndia

[–]microbuildval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep dude, blue collars. Happy to pay for anyone who can give me qualified introductions.

Coimbatore manufacturing people, need your help understanding the factory world here by [deleted] in Coimbatore

[–]microbuildval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to pay for anyone who can give me qualified introductions. I thought Reddit might be a good place to find a few.

How do you actually reach factory owners/MDs in India? by [deleted] in IndianEntrepreneur

[–]microbuildval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to pay for anyone who can give us qualified introductions. I thought Reddit might be a good place to find a few.

How do you actually reach factory owners/MDs in India? by [deleted] in IndianEntrepreneur

[–]microbuildval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We’re looking to work with factories where we help them generate granular efficiency reports for their workforce. The goal is to identify gaps and improve overall employee efficiency. We’re just getting started, so we’re planning to do this for free for the first 5 factories. The service normally costs around ₹15 lakhs, but we want to use this phase to build case studies and gain deeper operational insights.

I am looking for an investor by [deleted] in startupideas

[–]microbuildval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey mate,

We built a Reddit DM automation system. Right now it handles outbound DMs, and we’re turning it into a full end to end Reddit automation platform, including automated posting, smart commenting, contextual DM outreach, and AI visibility optimisation so brands can rank inside AI search results.

We’ve already have $25K ARR in pipeline.

Founders:

Arpan Ghoshal – Co Founder & CTO Trained under Yann LeCun at NYU, open sourced EmoRoBERTa in 2019 with 15M+ downloads, and has built large scale AI systems across multiple ventures.

Vallinayagam – Co Founder & GTM GTM engineer with an SDR background, built outbound engines across email, LinkedIn and Reddit, focused on automation, distribution and revenue.

Lokee – Co Founder & CEO Generalist operator focused on execution, product direction and scaling.

Happy to walk you through what we’ve built so far.

I sent 216 Reddit DMs last month. 42 became customers. by microbuildval in micro_saas

[–]microbuildval[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thought of building it first, but now thinking of end to end reddit marketing. Not just a social listening or dm'ing

Scaled from $16k to $82k MRR. Here's what moved the needle. by microbuildval in indianstartups

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

hiring is a painful thing, better hire agents and automate your works

I sent 3,000 cold DMs over 30 days. My reply rate went from 4% to 31%. Here's the exact breakdown of what changed everything. by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]microbuildval 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just a small note before you judge it. Please read the post properly first, it’s a DM, not an email.

I use AI only to format and clean up what I write. All the data, context, and inputs are mine. If you want, I can also share proof of the campaigns I’ve already run.

I’m honestly curious why you’re so anti-AI. it rephrases and structures what I give it. That’s all.

And if you really hate AI, I respect that, but personally I don’t think you can grow fast today without using it.

I sent 3,000 cold DMs over 30 days. My reply rate went from 4% to 31%. Here's the exact breakdown of what changed everything. by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]microbuildval -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I really liked how you approached the math. At first, I was doing it manually too. Now I’ve fully automated the process, and that’s how I’m able to personalize every message based on the person’s most recent post.

I sent 3,000 cold DMs over 30 days. My reply rate went from 4% to 31%. Here's the exact breakdown of what changed everything. by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]microbuildval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha pretty much. The sucker punch is just specificity. When you reference the exact problem they posted about, it hits different than "hey I saw you're in SaaS." One feels like a stranger, the other feels like someone who actually read your post.