I built this tool by applying the strategies I learned to get thousands of users organically on my projects.
Discovering how to properly do Reddit marketing changed my life. I went from building products that gain no traction to building products that get thousands of users without spending money on ads.
Fun fact: I even got a customer from Reddit which turned out to be a founder of a billion dollar NASDAQ listed company. I know, I know, I myself can't believe it at first until I confirmed that it is true after I've done my research and after I constantly spoke with the founder because the founder kept on helping me by providing feedback, advice etc...
Reddit is one of the best ways to get your first customers and a great addition to the customer acquisition strategies of growing startups.
If you're not yet leveraging Reddit, you're missing out big time. Exploit it before everyone starts doing it!
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I needed this yesterday ;-; haha congrats on the launch man bookmarking this for my next launch! Does it also have a directory of subreddits that you are allowed to post that type of content?
P.S. I was the user so I can dogfood the tool and because I built it mainly for myself so I can easily keep on writing content that gets a lot of views and engagement :) Currently onboarding a few customers on the tool.
Calm Jobs
I needed this yesterday ;-; haha congrats on the launch man bookmarking this for my next launch! Does it also have a directory of subreddits that you are allowed to post that type of content?
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Do you have any examples of successful posts your users did with your tool? :)
Calm Jobs
@busmark_w_nikaΒ Yes.
1. From one of the hardest subreddits to self-promote: r/Entrepreneur (310k views)
r/SaaS (205k views)
P.S. I was the user so I can dogfood the tool and because I built it mainly for myself so I can easily keep on writing content that gets a lot of views and engagement :) Currently onboarding a few customers on the tool.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
If you could share some of the pieces from those Subreddits, I would like to have a look. On Sunday I wrote about that topic: π
https://businessandmarketing.substack.com/p/reddit-marketing-partially-revealed