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Divyam Gupta

Building products, l... • 2m

Day 5 of launching my Saas product - 20 users visited last 24h - 2 signups. - added some UI changes as suggested by users - no paid users - added a flipbook version on the preview page. Started posting on Reddit and the engagement there is insane

Anonymous 4

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

Props for building and shipping! 🚀 The fact that you're iterating based on user feedback already puts you ahead of most founders who build in isolation. Have you tried posting in r/parenting or r/daddit? Those communities are super supportive of useful products, just dont post like you're the founder, think as a parent.

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Divyam Gupta

Building products, l... • 2m

yes started with reddit promotion. but it's a bit difficult to promote there. they are very sceptical of any kind of advertising. But I have started promotion in reddit today. let's see how it goes. Will have to be careful.

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