@CarrierMideaInd I had ordered an ac from amazon, it's been 11 days still ac is not installed, customer service says technician will come today, but no call no technician has shown up till now.
how to get your first 100 users ( even if you suck at marketing ).
here's the no BS sauce :
1/ Launch Everywhere
> Product Hunt, DevHunt, BetaList, Peerlist, AppSumo, Indie Hackers, Dailypings, Hacker News.
> Use tools like LaunchList or SubmitJuice to automate submissions across 50+ directories.
Most founders launch once. You need to launch 20+ times across different platforms.
2/ Post on Socials Daily
> X, LinkedIn, Reddit (r/SideProject, r/entrepreneur), Facebook groups.
> Use superx by @robj3d3 to schedule 30 days of content in one sitting.
> Copy viral posts from your niche. Tools like superx show you what's working. Tweak and repost.
3/ Stalk Your Competitors
> Use BuiltWith or SimilarWeb to see where competitors get traffic from.
> Check their backlinks with Ahrefs free backlink checker or Ubersuggest.
Submit your product to every directory they're listed on.
Make a spreadsheet and knock them out one by one.
4/ AI + SEO = Free Traffic
> Use ChatGPT or Claude to write 50 blog posts targeting long-tail keywords.
> Find keywords with Ubersuggest, AnswerThePublic, or Google's "People also ask".
> Aim for domain rating 15+ in 3 months. Track with Ahrefs or Moz free tools.
> Interlink posts, optimize meta titles, add alt text. Basic SEO compounds fast.
5/ Run Some Ads
> Start with $5/day on X ads or Google Search ads.
> Use Meta Ads Library to spy on competitor creatives. Copy what works.
> Reddit ads are underpriced. Target niche subreddits for cheap clicks.
> Set it, optimize for 3 days, then let it run.
6/ Cold DMs That Actually Work
> Find prospects on X using searches like "just launched" or "looking for solutions to [problem]".
> Use Lemlist or Instantly AI for email outreach at scale.
Template: "Hey [name], saw you're working on [thing]. Built [your product] to solve [specific pain]. Worth a look?"
> One sentence max. No fluff. 5% reply rate is solid.
7/ Keep Going
> Track everything in a simple Notion doc. What worked, what flopped.
> Double down on channels giving you users. Kill the rest.
> First 100 takes 30-60 days of consistent work. Then it compounds to 1000.
@Harish_521 Well are you doing it for free? If yes, good for you, I don't think harkirat is doing anything wrong as well, he has a right to charge money for the effort that goes into making content, if a person is desperate enuf he/she will find a way through free stuff from internet anyway