Hey @iameddiepinero I've been inspired by your podcast for a long time I don't know if you'll ever see this, but I have a newsletter where I share daily motivational extracts from different people in history, and I'd love it if you could subscribe: theinnerwar.app/newsletter

After exactly 30 days of building in public, I got my first trial today 71 people downloaded it and looked at the paywall, 1 started a trial I'm so tired from all the work I did that I can't even be excited for this, but 1 person actually started a trial, congrats to me

Day 25 of building a SaaS to $1M ARR Yet another post for Static Wave went viral today I also started working on the PayWall and made some minor bug fixes I will ship the update that makes the app paid tomorrow

Day 23 of building a SaaS to $1M ARR Today, my new app Static Wave: an Internet radio player with 45,000 radio stations was approved on the Play store I marketed it on Reddit again, 3 posts, went viral, 5,000 views cumulative 81 new Android users I then quickly spent the night fixing bugs / implementing user feedback Speed is the name of the game

I'm launching a new app tomorrow, so I'm doing research to see how others who have paid apps are doing it Through this, I discovered 2 more subreddits to post my app in Documenting it in case this is the one

This is how my Reddit posts got 11,000 views in the last week: I spot and notice patterns The first pattern was how receptive people were to "free app giveaways" in this subreddit I have an app that was free anyway but people jumped at it New pattern spotted: this guys is giving away his app in exchange for people joining his apps subreddit, will try it

Just caught myself thinking about the best distribution method and how to ensure my App doesn't get rejected from the App Store as well as how to hey the highest CPM from Google Admob 2 years ago I was in a classroom I hated being in, today I am doing what I love $0MRR, but I couldn't be more grateful

Maulik, 3 different apps of mine went viral on Reddit in the last 21 days I recommend you engage first in comments to gain karma, nothing related to your product in the slightest, even in meme subreddits Then look for founder subreddits, they have daily posts where they just say share your product below, and do so. There are an average of 5 of these posts every single day, you can get 100+ website visitors through them Then create a free lead magnet to your site, offer users something for free, that leads to your main app. For theseosaas.com, I offered people free SEO audits, went viral multiple times, it cost me $0.05 or so for every audit, but I got a ton of traffic Reddit is not a sprint, it's a marathon, don't jump ship and go to TikTok yet, I had 6 accounts banned there, the seventh one gets an average of 700 views for every Slideshow The most important thing in all of this is to sit down and look at what you did wrong, and improve again next time

Implementing user feedback today What are you up to ?

AI wanted to end it all after 1 day or working a 9-5

Day 21 of building SaaS businesses to $1M ARR Today, my app ExcuseLess got approved on the Play Store I marketed it on Reddit and the post went viral, getting me about 100 downloads in under 24 hours

Here are 5 blog posts you can write to improve your SaaS' SEO: (1) "SaaS vs X" posts (2) Top 5 tools lists (yours in middle) (3) Answer niche queries e.g. "Best Reddit outreach tools" @OrganiqReddit, you should try this (4) Position your SaaS as alt to top players (5) Drop your link in high-engagement Reddit/Quora/X thread

My product theseosaas.com went viral on Reddit Not by mistake But because before coding, I thought about the viral post first: product-first approach Results followed 👇

One Hour later, we're at 801 followers I love you my X peeps !