Post Parrot

Post Parrot

A free marketing tool for Reddit

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Post Parrot is a free tool that automates the process of generating post titles targeted to a specific subreddit.
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Rashida D
Good luck!
Rob Gordon
@rashida_d Thank you! 🤞
Samar Ali
Post Parrot is an excellent tool for generating targeted post titles for success in a specific subreddit. Congratulations on the launch of this great product!
sathithya yogi
congrats for the launch @tonerow , may i know how to connect with you in mail or twitter ?
Rob Gordon
@sathithya_yogi Thank you! Sure, you can message me on twitter https://twitter.com/tone_row_
Paul Woodthorpe
It is under the FREE section, it is marketed as a FREE marketing tool and you keep saying to sign up and use it because it is FREE. It isn't free at all, it's a FREE TRIAL because you give 3 credits per month and expect people to pay after using them. I am not criticising the tool or whether it is any good, but I am simply stating that full transparency is how you build a positive reputation for your marketing tool, whereas claiming it is something that is FREE and then discovering it is heavily limited and virtually unusable as a marketing tool unless you pay to use it, not only leads to your potential clients being left disappointed but it also gives you a negative reputation. If it is a good product, and it works really well, then honesty will get you far more clients, than misrepresenting it as a free marketing tool and leaving a bitter taste in the new client's mouth when they discover they can only use it 3 times a month.
Rob Gordon
@exopaul I hear you! I definitely didn't mean to mislead you or anyone else. I'm not sure I would call generating 3 post titles per month "virtually unusable" though. I'm going to see if I can remove/change the Free plan for something that expresses there is a free & paid option. Thanks for the feedback 👍
Rob Gordon
@exopaul Corrected! 🫡
Paul Woodthorpe
@tonerow It was a generic criticism of many developers and not just you. But I am extremely pleased you took on board what I said. As for my comment about the 3 post titles a day being virtually unusable as a marketing tool, that was because a lot of marketers suggest posting 3 high-quality Reddit posts a day, not a month, and you were claiming it was a free tool at the time. The 3 posts free a month is a great free trial to judge the tool, and a great loyalty bonus each month for those who use it. But when it was advertised as a free marketing tool, it would be incredibly limiting to use up your monthly allowance in 10 minutes and a marketer would then have to either upgrade or look elsewhere. That is why it is good to be transparent because now it's clearer what it is you get, you won't disappoint people by believing it's a free tool, but instead get serious marketers willing to put money into your tool, getting a chance to trial it first. I hope it is successful for you. I will even bookmark it for future reference myself if I need more reddit marketing done.
Rob Gordon
@exopaul That makes sense. Had no idea some marketers suggest posting 3 times a day! 😮 Thanks again for the feedback!
Héctor Reyes
This is really cool!
Rob Gordon
@hector_rf Thank you!!
Kyle Kirkby
Looks pretty handy! I did notice that you're not checking to see if the second generation was exactly the same as the first one. Minor edge-case... maybe that's the functionality you're going for!
Rob Gordon
@a_kyle That's a good point- I'll make a note to see if I can avoid that or at least not use a credit if it's the same. Thanks for trying it!
Kyle Kirkby
@tonerow Yh, not a massive issue! But as a developer, I tend to find these things haha! Nice work!
Vivek
Congratulations on launch, Rob. Rooting for you.
Rob Gordon
@vivek_vardhan Thanks Vivek 🙏 Each launch goes a little better than the last! 🧗‍♀️
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