founder, you're answering buyer questions in private while your SaaS stays quiet in public.
once a week, make one answer a post: name the problem and show how your app handles it.
EzSocial can make it. Instagram Autopilot can publish future posts on your schedule.
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@Kedeodev The “new features with real use cases” point is a useful filter. A question from a user can become a short demo answering it, with their details kept private. That also gives a busy founder something concrete to post.
@heysameeh@dodopayments Congrats on $1,000, Sameeh! When you say building in public made the difference, was there a particular demo or conversation that brought in a customer? That part of the journey would be useful to hear.
@1Aakib Congrats on 2,000, Aakib! The detail about sharing problems your ideal clients face is useful. A short explanation of the decision behind a design gives a potential client more to connect with than the finished image alone.
@Ashwinshetty00 The discovery-to-payment sequence makes that distinction easier to grasp. Showing one campaign moving through those steps could help people see the workflow before they put Reacheive in the marketplace box.
@newworldkhaled@appsprintio That’s a hard call after building and trying different positioning. Thanks for sharing the assumption behind Roosty so plainly. A few conversations with the intended users could give your next idea a second source of evidence alongside keyword data.
@dherealmark Two lead calls and beta users actually using VidEngineer is a solid start to that marketing week. Did any of those conversations change how you explain the product? Those moments seem worth capturing alongside the signup count.
@Hardik_bambh Getting it launched after four months still counts. The “just me and my SaaS” part is a useful lesson: showing one creator a captioned clip could now tell you more about what to improve than another round of font tweaks.
@Debjyoti__ Over 50 weekly reviews and people returning is encouraging, especially before much distribution. What do returning users say is the most useful part of the review? That could be a strong starting point for explaining ErithX to the next group.
@officiamackasy Re-editing the whole video just to test an opening is such a specific frustration to build around. Keeping the rest of the video fixed would make those hook comparisons easier to learn from, too.
@Queen5239563247 Catching the host-network edge case early is useful feedback. A visible “recording interrupted” state would also help attendees know whether anything was missed while the host reconnects.
@ChetanWanjare Showing what to lift next time gives the completion screen a useful job beyond celebrating the workout. For the stalled-lift flag, a short “why this appeared” explanation could help people trust the recommendation.
@akshayshipsz The Find → Understand → Fix → Verify flow gives you a clear launch demo. Watching a few developers complete that loop could make the first feedback much more specific. Good luck with the October launch!
the feature shipped. the explanation didn’t.
before you start the next ticket, post the buyer problem this release fixes and one concrete example of the new workflow.
EzSocial can make that post. Instagram Autopilot can create and publish future posts on your schedule.
founder, your SaaS is live. your distribution isn't.
pick one buyer problem. show how your app handles it. repeat next week.
EzSocial can make those posts and, with Instagram Autopilot, publish future ones on your schedule.
big milestone for EzSocial 🚀
just got approved for TikTok's Direct Post API!
founders can now create, schedule, and post content directly to TikTok
one step closer to building the best marketing tool for solopreneurs 💪
@Itayd@TigrisData asking what you were seeing made room for a real conversation. a follow-up when that feedback changes something could make the exchange even more useful: you’d know your input went somewhere.
@404notacoder congrats on getting through those production bugs. with the queueing challenge you mentioned, clear “queued / generating / ready” updates could help a new user understand the wait while their photos are being processed.