Really? I did try it last week and was able to do it for free. However most of them ask you to pay if you want to get immediately featured, which I didn't do because I can wait. For my product I didn't see the point in paid submissions, I just choose the free option and tried with many different communities.
The ones that worked best in terms of visibility were Reddit and DEV.
Sure, no problem! These are my posts, the best one allowed us to get +100 users applying to our beta. But some of the posts didn't get any interaction at all.
As a reddit user, I've seen two types of posts that work well:
Make it personal: explain why this is meaningful to you, some people might find it relatable.
Provide enough value: don't just put your links, share some data about what you've learned during the process, eg- "I spent 200 hours studying X and these are the 5 key things that would have save me half of the time."
Hey hi, thanks for the feedback!
Really? I did try it last week and was able to do it for free. However most of them ask you to pay if you want to get immediately featured, which I didn't do because I can wait. For my product I didn't see the point in paid submissions, I just choose the free option and tried with many different communities.
The ones that worked best in terms of visibility were Reddit and DEV.
I wish good luck with your launch!
Could you share the links to your Reddit posts? I'm new there and I'm not sure what should I do to get a single upvote :)
Sure, no problem! These are my posts, the best one allowed us to get +100 users applying to our beta. But some of the posts didn't get any interaction at all.
As a reddit user, I've seen two types of posts that work well:
Thanks for the great advice. I've posted a link and a short comment today and got quite a few upvotes! reddit.com/r/learnjavascript/comme...
Yay! That's awesome, I'll leave a comment :)