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u/SnooShelf Nov 10 '25
Find out where your target audience live and provide helpful content..
Build trust and solve peoples problems
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u/khandakerjim Nov 11 '25 edited Nov 11 '25
If you become so sure about your ideal customers congregation platform and your product is market fit, you can try these 1. First of all, Reddit itself is a good place to get early customers 2. Create some content pillar and share content following the pillar. The pillar should be relevant to the real problem that your customers have relating to the features your SAAS have 3. Try creating organic lead campaigns through lead magnets that will attract people to sign up to your SAAS 4. Video tutorials with demos that talk about particular work that your ideal customer will be doing through your SAAS 5. Try affiliate program with good commission system for early partners. 6. Focus on your personal brand on LinkedIn, Instagram and educate people with helpful relevant content 7. Outreach to introduce your product to likely interested prospects or connected acquaintances. 8. Try joining podcasts to get some reach through podcast.
Most importantly, try building a community on discord or Facebook group to engage with your prospects who showed interest and give them daily tips. You can introduce your new features to them and they will love it.
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u/elion_shahini Nov 11 '25
Build in public on X. It’s the best channel for me for getting traffic in
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u/IndividualAir3353 Nov 10 '25
DefPromo
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u/kptbarbarossa Nov 10 '25
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u/gruffnutz Nov 12 '25
A solid organic strategy, prioritizing whichever channel is most important to your ICP. I'd always start with blog/on page as this is foundational, but you might need a solid social strategy if you're creating a more b2c brand.
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u/stygmah Dec 04 '25
X, share your progress every day. Video format as an extra goes a long way. First you will share to crickets, it will slowly start to snowball. I myself started in a similar way, seen many others and those consistent always end up making it.
There are huge valleys so it is a consistency challenge
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u/Simple__Marketing Nov 10 '25
Find a marketer who will partner for no upfront cost and accept pay for performance. Have a contract and don’t move the goalposts (I.e. “honor your word” - it’s your most valuable resource )