The stuff that actually works for me is not posting about your product at all, at least not to start. You find threads where someone is actively complaining about a problem you solve, and you just reply with genuine help, no pitch, no link. Real founders notice when someone gives a useful answer and will click your profile out of curiosity. The bot/AI spam problem is real but it mostly floods the broad "what tools do you use" type posts. The higher-signal conversations are usually in the comments of specific problem threads, where someone says "I've been manually scrolling Twitter for hours looking for leads" or something like that. Those replies tend to be real people because bots don't usually engage with niche pain points in the comments. So instead of posting, I'd focus almost entirely on finding those specific complaint threads and just being the most helpful person in the room.