Matt

@adrien_brbr That’s crazy, any service you would recommend to implement this easily?

@matt__makes I confirm that affiliates work aha a guy that I don't know bring me 7 sales in 2 days

368 EUR MRR. Up 37% from last week. Didn't ship a single feature. One affiliate brought every new customer. I didn't write a post, send a DM, or run an ad for those signups. Starting to think building the product is maybe 20% of the game. The other 80% is finding people who'll sell it for you. What's your split? How much time building vs distributing?

@meltinbit agree, always think it's just engagement farming for the person starting the thread... but even knowing this, I can't help but commenting anytime I see such a post, takes only a few seconds...

do people actually discover products from “drop your SaaS below” posts? Because every time I see one, it’s 200 replies and zero conversations. Has anyone actually found a tool they use daily from one of those threads?

@VanillaCache you should submit left version to Google so they can improve Google Maps UI...

opus 4.6 one shot an svg of Ireland cartographers days are numbered left: opus right: probably some designer

@ionleu building leadsrover.io to help other founders find their customers on autopilot :)

drop ur startup link

@ardent__dev leadsrover.io - helping founders find their customers on autopilot

Founders 👇 Drop your product below. Let's drive some traffic your way 🚀 The best ones will get featured on EverFeatured a curated, quality-first product directory.

New QOL feature shipped: We're now showing why a Reddit post was marked as a lead by highlighting the relevant words. This should make scanning leads faster and make our system more transparent Always looking for ways to improve productivity for my users: the less time they have to spend on my app, the better Founders just want to build and not spend hours doing marketing

POV: you're an solo founder and someone booked a demo Coffee ready, camera on, waiting for others to join Still waiting Still waiting... At least the coffee is good Back to coding I guess 🤷

@adrien_brbr Awesome stats 👏

130,000 views on Reddit this month. Zero from r/startups. Zero from r/SideProject. Zero from Product Hunt. All from niche communities where my actual users hang out. r/smallbusiness. r/socialmedia. Subreddits I'd never opened before building PostClaw. Founders keep posting in builder communities and wondering why builders don't become customers. Stop posting where founders clap. Start posting where customers complain.

@diEkfen123 Yeah, I don’t understand it either haha. Either the tool is genuinely useful and then it’s fair to pay, either it’s not and then no hard feelings if you don’t convert after trial

@matt__makes the mental gymnastics to avoid a $10/month sub never gets old lol.. at least they came back

Someone used my product daily for 7 days Ghosted my emails Then signed up again with a new card Some people will work harder to avoid paying than it costs to just pay 🤷‍♂️

@GohilHardy Indeed, that’s a good way of framing it!

@matt__makes If they're going that far, at least you know the product has value.

@isohaibilyas My tool finds posts where people are genuinely looking for a recommendation. Yours obviously just ran a search using LeadsRover as keywords and posted a promotion comment everywhere it could. How is this not spam?

of course, ai scans 24/7. humans use ai to generate replies, remove out-of-context or incorrect info, and help others directly while keeping promotional content to just 50%, without writing essays. that’s exactly what i already wrote above. or maybe you prefer 100% automated replies 😄

at leadmatically we strongly believe in human+AI approach: this is how we currently work with clients: - first, they sign up and share all the required details, including the kind of conversations they want to target - they also share their writing style so replies sound closer to how they naturally post on social media - leadmatically then tracks reddit and x, and whenever it finds a relevant conversation, it sends an alert to you and the leadmatically managers - our managers generate the reply using your writing style, then refine it manually because ai can still sound robotic - once the reply is ready, the status is updated and you get an alert to review it, either manually or through auto-approval

@hernych Nice work on the UX, really like the clean aesthetic!

I turned on the YOLO mode and finally hit the deploy. So the Feedback widget just got an update: Visual refresh, Dark mode, browser native screenshots... 🎉

@buildwithak Awesome progress, keep it up!

100 verified followers. ✅ 143K impressions. 🔥 grateful for the community we’re building here. thank you all for the incredible support!

I've rewritten this headline probably 40 times Changed the subtext, the CTA, the stats, the button color, then changed it all back Sometimes I feel ridiculous spending hours on 3 lines of copy that most visitors will scroll past in 2 seconds 😅 But then a user says it's what made them sign up

@eastblood_tr @fluentai_learn Awesome app, I’ve been using it a lot the past few months!

I tested @fluentai_learn every major language learning extension. Language Reactor. Migaku. Trancy. Lingopie. Here's why I switched to Fluent and why I'm not going back. 🧵 → fluentai.pro #AI #LanguageLearning #EnglishLearning

@Aquiverr Thanks bro, I appreciate it 💪

@matt__makes Keep building bro

I received this email from a user who churned from LeadsRover a few months ago They tried Autopilot yesterday. 93 DMs sent automatically, 8 replies, came straight back Autopilot finds people looking for your product on Reddit and sends a personalized DM for you. You just handle the conversations Sometimes, one single feature is all it takes to lose a customer, or win them back

@LiyaKharitonov1 Thank you, I’ve been working hard to deliver it as soon as possible! My goal is to make outreach take as little time as possible for my users ⏳

@adir_yaakov Thanks 🚀

@matt__makes 🔥🔥

@rohan360d Agree with the premise, however you won’t go very far with the $20/mo Claude subscription! Hopefully competition and progress will drive prices down over time though

- Claude = coding. ($20/mo) - Cloudflare = domain. ($10.46/yr) - Cloudflare = DNS. (Free) - Supabase = backend. (Free) - Vercel = deploying. (Free) - Resend = emails. (Free) - Stripe = payments. (2.9%/transaction) Total monthly cost to run your startup: ~$20.87 Who is stopping you to build now?