Getting users is difficult at the beginning

Frankline, who's it for though? "AI writing studio" covers a lot of people. I'd pick one type of writer, say people running newsletters, find 30 who've just posted about struggling to stay consistent or moving off another tool, and message each one personally asking them to try it. slow, but you learn more from 10 of those chats than from a launch day. who's the person you picture opening it every morning?

Adding to Baz's point: look for people publicly describing the problem LittleNod solves. Someone posting "I keep missing my newsletter schedule" or asking which writing tool to switch to is worth more than ten cold signups, because they've told you both the problem and the timing. Reply in that thread with something genuinely useful first, and mention LittleNod only if it fits. And in your first 20 conversations, ask what they were using right before you. That tells you which communities to show up in next.