Forums in 2026 are still rocking.
Search Google for "Your Niche Keyword".
Handpick the ones where your target audience is.
And make a post. Yes these get views and clicks + targeted.
Got your reddit account banned but still want to promo on reddit?
1. Get a residential IP (proxy)
2. Anti-detect browser
You have a digital fingerprint , every move now on the internet is collected.
I built it based on my own frustration. And I did get some paying users after I went with the saas route. But I am not passionate about it anymore so currently looking to make something else but I refuse to follow the trends and make another 5000th copy of directory launch site...
@a_shimanski I registered for apple dev account like 3-4 months ago, still pending... Wrote an email couple days ago so far no answer. You already have active account or going to register , if so let me know how long it takes. Not sure why mine is still pending
@sl1ma4 Ahrefs DR is just their own 0–100 score. Google doesn’t use it. Google has its own algo. SEO tools guess. You want to rank on google , google isn’t chasing a third party number.
@askOkara reddit , buy aged account with some karma.
post in subreddits
buy upvotes
your post is on top of the subreddit
profit
yes posts get removed but fuck it , go next. It worked
@markproduct Soo what is your websites target audience? The way I see it it is untargeted ads only website. Makes no sense and conversion for advertisers are most likely zero.
@ishaan_builds When I started promoting on reddit, it worked , still to this day get some traffic there. Account still up but when I try making a post reddit insta removes so I think flagged. Bought upvotes and all that , works great, some reddit mods remove the post thats fine just go next lol
Following trends works for the tiny group who actually get there first. Most people see the handful of winning directories/wrappers and pile in as the market saturates. Trends die. I would not consider stalkr as a painkiller, if there are people complaining on socials you would already know from support tickets/emails that there is something wrong.
Back when I started my saas journey I promoted on reddit quite a lot. But one thing I noticed is that I got sales but the thing is they never used the product.
Most of them churned around 2-3 month mark.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Why is that people subscribe and never visit again?
@emaann28 Good luck but honestly the directory niche is dead already imo. It is just not sustainable , too many of these out there. 99% wont spend their time to fight for rep on a brand new site, it brings no value. 99.9% of the directory sites people list their site and f off anyway.
Is your SaaS actually set up to grow?
Ask yourself:
1. How easy is it to market? Can you naturally post about it on Reddit, forums, X, etc. without it feeling like spam?
2. Are there already a ton of clones? If yes, stop.
3. Is there an existing community already talking about this problem?
Drop you saas below and lets see