... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): LinkedIn as my primary for building personal brand. X for build in public Reddit for getting advice from Chrome developers. Product Hunt for building a community, chatting, advising. Substack for sharing my knowledge (learnings in marketing and building a product). I want to incorporate YouTube, Instagram, TikTok talking about the LinkedIn restriction problem. And topics

... hated that idea, dating apps are designed to be deleted. I wanted to build a place where people actually stay . So, I took the deep discussions of Reddit, the real-time feed of X/Twitter, the aesthetic of early Discord, and the gamification of Steam. I removed the toxic algorithmic feeds and built topic

... extent. I can't really imagine how TikTok and Instagram work for tech products =D Do you have any experience with that? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @niveditha_patluri1  Thanks for sharing your observations! How do you approach Reddit? We're trying to get more familiar with how it works there =) Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @chriscarex  Yes, I m leaning more and more towards this too... Which social media platforms do you think work best for this ... ... that is now where the whole game is. My advice for 2026 and 2027: pick the channel where AI removes your bottleneck rather than the one that is fashionable, then spend the time you saved on choosing the topics

... year now, previously in other business models online, and over this past year I've dabbled into so much: + 50 articles about app growth, ideas, content saved on my X account + countless YouTube videos watched on the same topics I never ended up pushing anything until recently, which is https://www.getliso.app/ And what I realized is there is no minimum or a "readiness" score EVER with anything I launched on Product Hunt out of spite, with no plan; this should ... ... merchant of record, guidelines read twice. The user base doesn't work like that. You notice it's missing and there is nothing you can do about it in the same week. Two weeks of posting on X, LinkedIn, Reddit

... originally built it because manually searching Reddit for brand mentions, backlinks, and community discussions was slow and inconsistent. I wanted a faster way to answer questions like: Where is a website being mentioned on Reddit

... searchable knowledge base over time. Somewhere you can search a topic, read different perspectives from founders who have actually been through it, continue discussions, and help others facing the same challenge later on. Would something like that actually be useful, or do you think founders will always prefer using existing platforms? Curious to hear what everyone thinks. Comment from Gal Dayan(@galdayan): the reason it fragments across reddit

... wonder if we're overcomplicating this. Maybe AI visibility isn't a new discipline at all. Maybe it's just the old thing: be genuinely talked about in the right specific places. But then the instability spooks me. Reddit reportedly went from around 60% of ChatGPT citations down to 10% after a single update. If a channel can swing that hard, is any of this stable enough to actually build a strategy on? So for the founders here ... ... voiqu   this is great, thanks for actually running it. the "authority trap" framing clicks for me. the legacy source wins on retrieval weight even when its just plain wrong now, so out-publishing it on that exact sub-topic

... system he built, and he also joined our marketing manager, Nicole, for an interview. Join the AMA on Reddit through the end of this week Read Ricardo s nine-step field guide to Recall Watch the interview Improvements and Bugs Improved AI for tags, connections, summaries, and quizzes Tags reuse your existing tree more often Connections focus on the core topics

... said nothing. I closed every tab, kind of angry haha. None of them were badly written. They just didn't help at all. All generic water. Even the "how-to" video content is nowadays mostly AI-generated. Only Reddit, with real humans there, helped me. That's the real thing for me. Not AI vs human, but whether anyone bothered to decide what to say, reread it properly to make sure it brings value, and add a touch of "humaneness ... ... exactly what distinguishes great output from sloppy output. Comment from Richard Acheampong (@richatsealedvault): @samran_elahi   @busmark_w_nika  100% exactly. AI can do it all is the mindset now. Comment from Richard Acheampong (@richatsealedvault): Another interesting topic

... people in one Reddit thread called a comment of mine AI generated, in the same register I have used across every platform for weeks without issue. Went back and audited the account instead of arguing about it. The pattern that got flagged was not length or structure. It was confident mechanism reasoning with no first-hand marker in it, nothing that said I actually did this. Comment karma on that account went from 1 to 26 over two weeks once ... ... today, so it is fresh rather than remembered. five people in one r/sysadmin thread, and a mod removed the post a few hours later. i checked the surface things first and they were all wrong. normal capitalisation, no ai topic

... nika): @cekuu35  So basically, most of the work you had to customise was the landing page, right? Or did I misunderstand that? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @emircankaragoz  I can surely say that posting on Reddit during launch day was totally counterproductive. DMs on LinkedIn helped a lot and building a personal brand long-term makes sense because people are more likely to talk to you, remember you :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bharatlearner ... ... supposed to have an order; I just listed items (opportunities), not the chronological sequence. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jacqueline_v_twillie  you are welcome! :) I recommend searching more about PH within discussions. I outlined many topics

... more than 1,000% in recent months. When you reframe backlinks as part of entity SEO, an unlinked mention on Reddit could be just as valuable as a dofollow link on a site with a mid-level DA score. Reddit

... Single digit upvotes, zero signups. The product had months in it. The distribution had about a day. So my contribution is mostly the other kind: what didn't work, and what I did instead. Didn't work: posting to Reddit from a new account. Auto-filtered before a human ever saw it. Nobody warns you the karma gates exist, so the post quietly disappears and you assume it just flopped. Worth knowing if that's your plan. Decided against: paid ... ... product everywhere I could . I d join relevant X Spaces, post consistently, share what I m building, and find communities where my target users already spend time. I will add value there. Will connect with key figures around my topic

... kinda limited in terms of social media (i'm only 15...). Do you know which social media would be the best ? Comment from Chris Smallfield(@minimal_human): Good thoughts. How s it working out though? You nailed the topics, troubles and frustrations, but the market indifference is real. Have you gained traction with these methods? Comment from Marwane Baddouch(@marwane_baddouch): @minimal_human  For me, the core idea is that there is always a solution. And this is real ... ... your product but for me the core idea is to create visibility on YouTube, LinkedIn with community who can be interested by your different project or something like this. It's far better than just copy/past post on Reddit

... Your landing page drives conversions. 3. Tracking installs from the plugin You can track where users come from by adding a custom parameter to your Chrome Web Store link . When you share the link on LinkedIn, Product Hunt, or Reddit, add a different UTM parameter to each source . For example: ?utm_source=linkedin ?utm_source=producthunt You can see the results in Google Analytics. Without tracking, you will not know what works. The idea has potential LinkedIn restrictions ... ... updates on X. I d focus on a few things. First, LinkedIn should definitely be your main distribution channel. Since the product is built for LinkedIn users, I d work on building a strong and recognizable LinkedIn account around topics

... this as a caregiver yourself gives it a kind of credibility that most health apps don't have. The user review challenge is tough early on, especially for something this personal. Worth reaching out directly to caregiver communities on Reddit or Facebook groups those folks are vocal and loyal when a tool actually fits their life. Rooting for Sela Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @henry_s_jung  The multi-model debate format is genuinely a different take ... ... them? The trial includes 60 hosted minutes: https://app.meetingclarity.app Comment from Sajid Javid(@sajid_javid): Love this format, Nolan, thanks for kicking it off. What I'm building: IntelliResearch, an all in one AI research assistant. You type a topic

... this Reddit post today and it hit so close to home. I've had this exact conversation multiple times. AI Memory is a topic

... life OS one platform that replaces the 10+ apps most people juggle daily. Instead of Instagram for photos, Reddit for communities, Strava for fitness, Duolingo to learn, and a notes app for thoughts everything connects in one place. What's inside: Lines & Dots share real moments (text/photo, no filters, no pressure) Bloom short-form learning organized by topic

... hundred that say nice app. Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): For my Android app, I have a page on my website where I collect nice reviews from Google Play and also some other places like Product Hunt and Reddit (I need to updated it with new reviews). Importantly, everything has a link to the source. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @abusaid_islam_said  But how can you identify the first win? By tracking them? Because ... ... then post them on social media. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @austinbuhl  To be honest, these are more cited, maybe also Google reviews could help a bit :) Comment from Abusaid islam said(@abusaid_islam_said): Great topic

... your product. Though it depends on the product, of course :) I experimented with creating discussions before my first launch and it was eating more time than I could afford. But in case you can come up with a hot topic, it may pay off. I'm launching again soon and thinking about trying discussions again just to see how it goes this time :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alexander_eliot  and you can save a lot of time ... ... move and no one else could see them, and one cleared on its own later. So it's worth checking a comment in a logged-out tab after posting rather than assuming it went through. There are also Reddit

... JSON-LD schema, and an AI-SEO check before publish. Handle each of those manually and you've just traded one bottleneck for four. So I turned the pipeline into four Claude skills that chain together. Topic Research pulls from People Also Ask, Reddit

... from Rick Ovelar(@rickcuella): Hi, Nika! My Q3 main goal is to finish garageexit.com 's functionality before end of July. Then ship it! Then focus on distribution, distribution, distribution, which means more time in places like X, Product Hunt, Reddit and so on. Btw, best of luck with your Linkedin plugin Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @thenameisarian  Do you have a website for your product live? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @galdayan  I think that ... ... nika): @mustafa_najoom  Which is your LinkedIn? I would like to connect with you :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @marie_saxon  How long have you been building MettaShift? It sounds like a very comprehensive project (the topic

... good channel(=customer - channel fit). Comment from Rutvik Panchal(@therutvikpanchal): Getting users and doing marketting, with AI we can launch easily but for getting real users and promoting our business is really hard. As most of communities in reddit is not allowing self-promotion, so too much narrow path there, X and Threads is kind of random sometime your posts get attention and then suddenly it went 0. Instagram is good but need to go with consistancy there. So hardest ... ... anything from the ground up, I would just follow tutorial after tutorial, and it felt like I wasn't really getting anywhere. After watching quite a few, I started building from scratch and doing my own research on various topics

... actually surfaces the tab when the time comes. Three reminder modes: Exact time ("Tuesday 9am") Recurring ("every Monday morning") "Next time I open Chrome" my favorite, because it catches you in the moment you'd otherwise scroll Reddit instead The reminder pops as a discreet popup, a floating window, or a full-screen tab depending on how much you want to be interrupted. Built solo, bootstrapped, on top of chrome.storage .sync so your data syncs across your devices via your ... ... tracking. Free version is fully functional. Pro adds unlimited categories, recurring reminders, and a full-page dashboard. 7-day Pro trial without credit card. Today I'm launching on Product Hunt. If you have 30 seconds and the topic

... become not only a place for discovering startup ideas, but also a way to connect founders with their first real users. That part became especially interesting to me after all these conversations. Thank you for bringing up this topic :) Comment from Boris Glen(@borisglen): @busmark_w_nika  Nika, no, marketing is mostly my responsibility, and she mainly focuses on deep interviews with respondents :) Comment from zhuang john(@new_user___20820269d85b0ecc56c79e2): I m at this stage now with a nutrition ... ... make them stay. Unfortunately, I ran out of budget I didn't even have $12 left for ads so I had to start looking for organic marketing channels. For organic growth, I optimized my ASO and turned to Reddit