Day 4 Of My Journey

Day 4 building FreelanceArmor in public. These two days were a mix of progress and setbacks. Left 15 thoughtful comments on Reddit. Got banned from posting in both r/freelance and r/Upwork. That was frustrating, but it's a lesson in understanding each community before trying to promote. On the product side: - Fixed several bugs. - Added a small but useful feature based on feedback. On the marketing side: - Started doing strategic comments and DMs on X. - Tomorrow I'll see whether that approach performs better than Reddit. Next, I'm planning to start cold outreach to freelancers and focus on direct conversations instead of hoping for organic reach. Right now, I'm honestly a bit confused about the best way to market FreelanceArmor. Building the product feels much easier than getting it in front of the right people. If you've successfully marketed a SaaS or grown a product from zero, I'd genuinely appreciate your advice. I don't have anything to offer in return except my gratitude, but any suggestion could save me weeks of trial and error. Still learning. Still building. #BuildInPublic #IndieHackers #SaaS #Startup #Freelancing #ProductMarketing #Bootstrapping