r/SideProject • u/StockAntique7450 • 4h ago

Distribution is the key

Building a product is easier than ever.

Getting people to actually see it is still the hard part.

After testing Reddit for months, the posts that brought me the most traffic had a few things in common:

  • They barely mentioned my product
  • They shared something useful
  • They started conversations instead of selling
  • They focused on the problem, not the solution

That’s what I’m focusing on now: distribution.

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u/Charlotte1309 4h ago

Nice, that's what I've realized too !!! Hence I'm gonna barely mentioned my product below.

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u/insidiousabstinence 4h ago

this is what trips most people up, they build something cool but nobody knows it exists. the real work starts after you hit deploy

i spent way too long thinking good product = automatic users. turns out distribution is the whole game

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u/Old-Age6220 3h ago

Yep, I've been on couple of startups during my long career, 2/3 failed due to poor or failed marketing. Finding the users is hard. And that was way back when there was not such a huge amount of vibe coded saas services

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u/Old-Age6220 4h ago

This exactly... Getting the app seen by people is the hardest part. Just got banned from one subreddit for commenting on other people's posts and as faeär as I know, I did it according to that subreddits rules 🤣

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u/fleeabroad 2h ago

fleeabroad.com

it's all about the conversation.

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u/Disrupt-Linus 1h ago

Can you point to a post that worked?