Reddit brought comments and no trials
I wrote three posts in founder communities. The comments were decent. The trial count for the week was two, and both were friends. I am not sure if the posts were too promotional or the product is just a poor fit for that crowd.
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If you measured "I wrote three posts in founder communities", would the unit be a person, a session, or a reply?
Also check where the link goes. My Reddit traffic bounced on a homepage that assumed they already knew the category.
Mine converted when I asked for a critique and left the link in a comment after someone asked. The post itself had no URL.
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View more- A moderator removed the post and I deserved it
I thought I was sharing a lesson. The last paragraph was a link with a discount. The removal was fast and fair. I am rewriting it as the lesson only, and I may not repost it at all.
Sofia AlvarezDiscussion3 votes3 comments
- I went back to a thread and answered the question I had skipped
No link. The original poster had a specific snag. I wrote the steps. If the product is relevant they can find the profile. I am practicing the order.
Sofia AlvarezBuild in Public1 vote3 comments
- I spent three months building something nobody wanted
I am writing this down because I wish I had heard it plainer. I built the workflow I wanted, skipped customer calls, and launched to a quiet list. The product is not bad. It is just not urgent for anyone I can find.
Jamal WrightDiscussion22 votes7 comments
- The AI draft is fine and customers still want to edit every line
We added a draft for a status update. People use it and then rewrite it. I am not sure that is failure. It might be the product. I am unsure how to price a feature that is a starting point.