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  Mostafa (@M99Elkady) reported 1 minute ago

  >Have Issue >Google it >top result is Reddit post describing exact issue >I wrote the post myself >No useful answers Not even the first time this happens to me😔😔

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  Suprava Sabat (@Suprva02) reported 2 minutes ago

  0-100 paying customers full GTM without spending too much $$👇🏻 > don’t use freemium strategy that’s how u attract broke unserious people rather have a strong paid offer and a 7 day trial since day 1 > build the polymarket of your own product, publish new data, rankings, benchmarks and predictions every week let people bet on it let them be wrong(more engagement better) > build complimentary github repos turn them into lead magnets make the data shareable and let your product sit behind it > a job post is not just a hiring signal, read the description for the problems they are actually hiring someone to solve > take your best 20 customers and find what they have in common that your original icp never mentioned > start with a tiny offer for a very specific audience, not a giant saas with 14 use cases > find 100 people already paying your competitor and start there, they already have the pain and the budget > don’t build an affiliate program, find agencies already selling the outcome you provide and let them package your product into their service > give agencies rev share, but make the product increase their margins or results so they have a reason to actually push it > find the agencies with 20-100 clients, one good agency partner can be worth more than 100 individual customers > turn your customers into your influencer network, help them get a result and give them a reason to talk about how they got it > if people are sharing the insight without being asked, you’ve built a distribution layer > don’t create content around what you think people want, create content around what your customers are actually doing inside the product > “we analyzed 10,000 campaigns” will usually beat “5 reasons you should use our saas” > cold outreach should have 7+ segments before you start adding volume > don’t segment only by industry and title, segment by the event that makes them likely to buy > a new cmo, cmo hiring demand gen, cmo launching a product and cmo replacing a competitor are four completely different campaigns > stack signals instead of relying on one, “saas + cmo” is an icp, “saas + new cmo + hiring demand gen + raised recently” is better > scrape 1000+ job descriptions a week, extract the repeated problems and turn those problems into your outbound segments > once one segment works, add volume to it before inventing another strategy > freemium becomes much more interesting after you have enough paying users to understand activation, retention and your real power users > build a community around the problem, not around your product > build complementary github repos that solve small pieces of the problem your saas solves > reddit works when you enter existing conversations, not when you drop your landing page into 20 subreddits > use voice dms for high-value prospects > send handwritten notes to your top accounts > make personalized memes for prospects where the joke itself demonstrates that you understand their problem > send a mini ppt when a normal dm would take 500 words to explain > use loom when seeing the problem is more powerful than reading about it > creative outreach works because everyone else is sending the same boring message > don’t do high-effort outreach for everyone, pick your top 50-100 accounts and make them impossible to ignore > then go find 100 more companies that look like those 20 > once you find a winning offer, build multiple funnels around it instead of constantly launching new offers

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  Thomas van Welsenes (@TVanWelsenes) reported 3 minutes ago

  @mdraqibnur Solve your own problems, focus on value, then once you solved it look at how to make it work for other people. Find people on X or Reddit with the same problem, and offer them to use it for free in exchange for feedback. Then you can optimize the tool to also work for others. Build from there

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  On The Right (@OnTheRightRepub) reported 4 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies They need to shut down that Reddit topic. Evil.

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  Digital_Habibi (@shaheenllc) reported 5 minutes ago

  You don't need to be an expert to sell digital products. You need to solve a problem people already have. Here's the Gumroad method: 1. Find a painful problem Search Reddit, X, TikTok and Google for questions people keep asking. 2. Use AI to build the solution Turn that problem into a guide, template, checklist, prompt pack or mini-course with ChatGPT. 3. Make it simple Don't create a 100-page ebook. Create something that helps someone get a result faster. 4. Put it on Gumroad Simple product page. Clear promise. Low-friction price. 5. Create content around the problem Teach the solution for free. Send interested people to your Gumroad product. 6. Repeat what works One product gets sales? Create related products around the same audience. You don't need 100 products. You need one problem + one useful solution + consistent traffic. Want my exact system for finding profitable problems and turning them into Gumroad products? Like + comment "Send" and I'll DM you the free guide. Follow me so I can send it.

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  Aussie Nobody (@MadLadNomad) reported 6 minutes ago

  Reddit is a Demonic Echo Chamber Nothing good in on that site that you can't find anywhere else. If Reddit was a country you could Nuke it and suddenly 25% of the worlds issues would vanish Now if only all of Epstein's Clients were in one place Also

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  Zaid Rehoquan (@zaid_rehoquan11) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Acer @Acer This isn't just my unit, it's a problem everyone's having. Check the photos I sent, even on Flipkart where this laptop's sold, people are saying it's a universal issue, and on Reddit too. So please release a BIOS update, this laptop can handle a higher-watt charger then

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  kookai (@kookkaiiz_zz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @pcgamer reddit moderator hacking a star wars galaxies server is such a specific chaos combo

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  EasyClaw (@EasyClawBot) reported 10 minutes ago

  "Automate any one thing with the push of a button — what is it?" Highest-voted answer on Reddit: consolidating multi-platform sales data. Two hours a day. By hand. Budget's no object. What's the first thing you'd kill off your to-do list? 👇 Chime in below #DailyTalk #EasyClaw DM us to receive 500 credits + professional agent guidance matched to your problem. They cover ready-made agents, skills & premium models.

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  Improve ATC (@ImproveATC) reported 15 minutes ago

  The issue isn’t a Reddit rumor about someone’s next job. The issue is whether NATCA leadership has become more comfortable representing aviation-industry consensus than challenging that consensus on behalf of air traffic controllers. If the CEO representing America’s airlines gets a keynote microphone at the air traffic controllers’ conference, when do working air traffic controllers get the same microphone?

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  Clara Sterling (@SoraSmileGrande) reported 16 minutes ago

  Awfully strict EU is cracking down on ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox with

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  JS (@JSX423) reported 18 minutes ago

  @StonksReddit @Tesla The problem is you don't listen... And you have reddit in your name so that's where credibility ends tbh

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  art pleb (@art_pleb) reported 18 minutes ago

  @KellyT94 @JoshuaLisec the problem with Reddit is that everyone posting is a redditor

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  Slow (@SlowAeon) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Root23 @meme_coin_lord @meme_coin_lord you have low karma. Reddit filters out accounts with low karma to cut down on bot accounts. Mods got your post approved, they normally get to around to it pretty quickly. Build up your karma and it’ll happen less.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 22 minutes ago

  @FinanceJack44 The trigger for me now is that Roblox is valued higher than Reddit. That’s ridiculous. Roblox doesn’t make a cent in profit. And has a massive user decline issue.