Pritesh

Reddit banned my account for marketing my own product. Fair, I was spamming. So I built EaseClaw: an AI agent that finds people already asking for what you sell, scores their buying intent, and drafts the reply. You hit send. It never posts for you. $9 for a week. Link below.

if I had to get my first 10 customers again with 0 audience and 0 budget: 1. find 20 people publicly complaining about the exact problem I solve 2. answer each one like a human, no pitch 3. no link until someone asks 4. repeat every single day for 30 days that is the entire playbook. it is boring and it works

I need more indie hacker friends who are actually shipping. whats your thing?

is anyone actually getting customers from posting on here? real answers only

finish the sentence: I would pay 100 a month for a tool that just ___

first rule of building in public: ship before you feel ready second rule: post the real numbers, especially the embarrassing ones third rule: nobody is watching yet. that is exactly why you start now

32 leads in 7 days from people literally asking in public for what a project I monitor sells. best one scored 78 of 100. cold emails sent by me this week: zero

this morning at 7 my agent flagged a consultant on reddit. burned out, zero energy for cold outreach, literally asking how to keep the pipeline moving. scored 72 of 100 for buying intent. the reply draft was waiting before I finished breakfast. I still hit send myself. thats the whole product

founders will send 1000 cold emails to strangers but wont answer the one guy on reddit literally asking for their product

drop what youre building below and I will reply with the 3 exact phrases your buyers type on reddit and hacker news when they need what you sell most founders monitor topic words. buyers never use topic words

week 2 of marketing my product in public. followers 212. impressions this month 4509. trials 0. mrr $0. meanwhile my own product found 32 people asking for exactly what it sells in the last 7 days. the pipeline is ahead of the brand. posting anyway

what did you ship this week? one line, go

your next customer posted about their problem 3 hours ago. you were busy picking a shade of coral for the pricing page

whats the one tool you pay for that you would never cancel?

Day 1: Building EaseClaw in public. This week looked like progress. DR went from 0 to 5. 168 visits. Then I checked properly: average visit lasted 1.7 seconds. Bots crawling my directory listings. Real humans: about 12.😭 $0 MRR. I sat with that for a while. It felt like failing. Then I reread how @romanbuildsaas started: "No brand, no audience. Ugly, manual, effective." At $0 you don't wait for customers. You go start conversations. So today I sent my first 18 LinkedIn connection requests to people describing the exact problem we solve.

@MannPriteshh Ahhhh reddit

Reddit banned my account for marketing my own product. Fair, I was spamming. So I built EaseClaw: an AI agent that finds people already asking for what you sell, scores their buying intent, and drafts the reply. You hit send. It never posts for you. $9 for a week. Link below.

@kalashvasaniya @scrolllaunch Same for me , they keep on banning me

can someone do reddit marketing for @scrolllaunch? im not built for reddit. i gave up on it after getting my 13th account banned 😭