Wrote another weekly recap of me building Simulit on indiehackers if you want to check it out:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/indie-hackers-post-week-3-recap-navigating-challenges-and-celebrating-milestones-with-simulit-b249a74495
Wrote another weekly recap of me building Simulit on indiehackers if you want to check it out:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/indie-hackers-post-week-3-recap-navigating-challenges-and-celebrating-milestones-with-simulit-b249a74495
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Is IndieHackers still a thing? Did you have meaningful reach on it?
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Its not really great to reach a lot of people. The post is currently at 8 views :D If you get featured on the homepage I guess you could get some great exposure. But I am mostly doing it like a weekly diary to document the complete journey in one place 😅 Reddit provides greater reach but you always have to be careful about promoting.
Do you have a favorite channel to reach your target audience?
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Sadly nothing useful to add to the table. I am super scared to post on Reddit, I have heard is very easy to piss off moderators and get banned!Â
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I feel the same, also reddit users are brutal :)
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There are a few communities where "promoting" your idea is allowed so you shouldn't worry about posting there. r/SideProject or r/EntrepreneurRideAlong for example are pretty open about posting about your project. Just dont be like: Hey use my product, instead tell a story. Why did you built it? What problem are you solving and how can the community help you i.e. ask for feedback.
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Good to know thanks!
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