Launching a startup is a long climb to the summit. Launch platforms, X posts, articles, etc. and sometimes you choose a wrong route that doesnโt produce actual signups or a marker you setup early in your climb gets taken down. IndieAscent lets you plan your climb, monitor your posts, and keep tabs on your backlinks so you can post with data, not vibes.
Are your launch listings and posts actually giving you value? Find out ๐
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@StickWithNate@X its a launch site for indie SaaS/startups that also monitors your other marketing and distribution posts to see what actually brought you signups. Dofollow links basically count as a vote for your site in they eyes of a search engine.
IndieAscent build in public update:
Week 2 day 4:
Today was a slow day. I am feeling unmotivated and discouraged but I know thats from my own unrealistic expectations.
1 signup today with less traffic. I think this is because I posted less today.
Still at #14 on Peerlist
Its just one day and I'll come back stronger tomorrow!
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Not every day is glamorous in the indie startup world. If you're feeling down like me today, here's your reminder to step away for a bit, then come back and keep pushing.
@DanielSmidstrup Launching a product can be complicated. IndieAscent lets you track what your listings are doing, which ones bring in users, and lets you plan your launch posts to make sure you aren't launching with vibes, but with data.