moniet

moniet

@moniets.bsky.social

👨‍💻 full-time indiehacker working on ✦ instaapply.co ✦ designpop.site (MVP in 2 weeks) ✦ prev. blocs.me (sold) 12+ failed projects

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5. Brace yourselves! People are known to be incredibly harsh critics on this platform. So even if 90% of people upvote there’s going to be someone who has an issue. It’s okay, hear them out, if it’s nonsense, be calm and reply diplomatically or just ignore.

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3. Let curiosity lead people to your website. Don’t be too salesy in your post and push them to buy. I subtly hint at the resource in a comment and never include it in the post. I usually say, “if this sounds interesting check it out here 🔗” or something similar. It’s better 2 include in a img / vid

4. Get your friends to upvote your content (it’s controversial) Getting eyes on your post is important. Figure out the most active times, post at those times and get 2-3 people to upvote immediately. This will boost the post enough to get in front of people quickly.

1. Find an audience where your product works. Research subreddit that could benefit from your product. Big or small, a well received relevant audience will get you first users.

2. Don’t sound like an advertisement People hate this on reddit more than anything! Use the “top post:all time” filter to see the top performing posts. Mimic this, but in your own voice. 😉

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