Pritesh

Building. Learning. Sharing.
- $15k

the journey of a creator in public

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

Reddit banned my account for marketing my own product. Fair, I was spamming.

So I built EaseClaw: an AI agent that finds people already asking for what you sell, scores their buying intent, and drafts the reply. You hit send. It never posts for you.

$9 for a week. Link below.

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

checking analytics every 10 minutes does not count as marketing

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

32 leads in 7 days from people literally asking in public for what a project I monitor sells. best one scored 78 of 100. cold emails sent by me this week: zero

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

buyers never type lead generation software into reddit. they type how do you guys find customers. monitor the second one

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

founders will send 1000 cold emails to strangers but wont answer the one guy on reddit literally asking for their product

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

drop what youre building below and I will reply with the 3 exact phrases your buyers type on reddit and hacker news when they need what you sell
most founders monitor topic words. buyers never use topic words

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

everyone shows the stripe screenshot. nobody shows the 6 months before it

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

week 2 of marketing my product in public. followers 212. impressions this month 4509. trials 0. mrr $0. meanwhile my own product found 32 people asking for exactly what it sells in the last 7 days. the pipeline is ahead of the brand. posting anyway

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

10 things I wish I knew before my first SaaS:
1. ship the rough version
2. talk to users weekly
3. distribution beats features
4. charge from day one
5. boring niches print money
6. your first idea is a warmup
7. nobody cares about your stack
8. marketing is a daily habit, not a launch
9. zero is a publishable number
10. compounding starts right after you want to quit

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

b2b founders will pay for 7 tools that find emails and 0 tools that find intent

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

unpopular opinion: AI made building 10x easier and distribution 10x harder
everyone can ship now. nobody can get seen
the moat moved from code to attention and most builders have not noticed yet

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

I need more indie hacker friends who are actually shipping. whats your thing?

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

is anyone actually getting customers from posting on here? real answers only

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

32 leads in 7 days from people literally asking in public for what a project I monitor sells. best one scored 78 of 100. cold emails sent by me this week: zero

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

founders will send 1000 cold emails to strangers but wont answer the one guy on reddit literally asking for their product

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

drop what youre building below and I will reply with the 3 exact phrases your buyers type on reddit and hacker news when they need what you sell
most founders monitor topic words. buyers never use topic words

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

week 2 of marketing my product in public. followers 212. impressions this month 4509. trials 0. mrr $0. meanwhile my own product found 32 people asking for exactly what it sells in the last 7 days. the pipeline is ahead of the brand. posting anyway

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

what did you ship this week? one line, go

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

your next customer posted about their problem 3 hours ago. you were busy picking a shade of coral for the pricing page

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

if I had to get my first 10 customers again with 0 audience and 0 budget:
1. find 20 people publicly complaining about the exact problem I solve
2. answer each one like a human, no pitch
3. no link until someone asks
4. repeat every single day for 30 days
that is the entire playbook. it is boring and it works

[Pritesh @MannPriteshh]

finish the sentence: I would pay 100 a month for a tool that just ___