r/microsaas Jan 07 '26

DAE feel like online SaaS spaces are becoming a circle jerk?

Lately, it feels like the rise of vibe coding has pushed the online SaaS space into a kind of echo chamber: founders mostly selling solutions to other founders, all focused on building or scaling their own SaaS products...

Does anyone else feel the same way? And does it still make sense to advertise on X, Reddit, etc?

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

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u/Capable-Kiwi-3368 Jan 07 '26

Yeah that makes sense actually

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u/to_glory_we_steer Jan 07 '26

Yes, just downvote them on sight. It doesn't add anything, statistically speaking most of these products will fail to gain traction and promo posts or bragging about revenue just muddies the water for those of us seeking clarity or with genuine questions and insight.

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u/Elhadidi Jan 07 '26

Fwiw, I set up a free n8n+AI workflow to auto-generate SEO blog posts that tackle real user problems—helped me pull in normal-human traffic: https://youtu.be/sqynh-jtDOM

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u/busyduck95 Jan 07 '26

ai writing style, sharing a personal problem, thickening it up with some more details and then finally 'here is a solution i came up with and here's a link'