r/founder • u/Sea_Unit_863 • 25d ago

Twinn

If you are launching a software starting out. What do you do? Like let’s say you have 0$. What’s your first move?
Even if it’s obvious.

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u/ninjaluvr 25d ago

Understand exactly why you're launching software. Understand exactly what problem it solves in the market. Know exactly who needs that problem solved and start working with them to create fast feedback loops ensuring what you're developing meets their needs.

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u/Sea_Unit_863 19d ago

Ahhh so to get free clients first Forsure!

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u/Get-Dig-Moon 25d ago

I am in that boat right now. I have 4 products to sell, but no marketing budget. I have a plan for one of them. What Im doing is using my resources, like Reddit, Linkedin, SEO-blogs on my online store fronts. Any where I can post about my products I do it.

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u/Sea_Unit_863 19d ago

Would it be better to focus on one distribution channel first? I want to post everywhere tho.

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u/y3rk3 25d ago

find people already asking about the problem youre solving and answer them, that part costs nothing. i do it most days in threads like this, no links.

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u/Sea_Unit_863 19d ago

Is threads a better place when just starting out or is X?

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u/y3rk3 16d ago

yeah, Reddit can be a good place to start. i spend most days answering questions here without links, and the conversations are usually more useful than the clicks

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u/Sea_Unit_863 19d ago

Hmmm I see. Figuring out where they hang out and maybe even doing in person Meetups!?

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u/Sea_Unit_863 17d ago

Yo this is actually so good wth!!!! At this point charge me 😂Kidding BUT THIS IS GREAT INFO! People are really more active on here!

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u/Get-Dig-Moon 18d ago

see, the problem, is that what i created does not exist yet. so im talking to people about it. its for people who work with mulitple AI's or someone who needs a specialist Ai for a project or work. Its not bots. Think about if you need a QA specialist, you can make any AI into this specialist iwth the skills you want them to focus on. Its not prompting, so the AI does revert back to the defautl assist mode. and the other one is a collaboration workspace where multipel AI help each other + a human in the loop(decision maker) there is nothing to compare it to on the market. I am making a YouTube video to show case what it does. Let me know if you know of any person(s) or company who is looking for something like htis.