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by posterity 2mo ago
What moved the needle for me on old tools was joining my ICPs communities and then waiting for people to talk about the problem my tools actively solve and joining that conversation ASAP. When people do talk about a problem I solve, I help
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by posterity 2mo ago
Understand the frustration, but a defeatist attitude won't attract the attention you want. In terms of traction, though, posting anything top-level due to the reasons you mention (everyone having their own AI tool) doesn't work an
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by posterity 2mo ago
You might be making the classic builder mistake when pitching if I'm reading your landing page correctly "Translate What You See To What Your Agent Needs" is not a job in the user-facing sense. This is a very cool developer w
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by posterity 2mo ago
Also, can you share your GitHub? I'd love to see a project where I could be more targeted with help, if possible
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by posterity 2mo ago
This is a very real pain point, especially for people coming from a technical background (which I assume is the majority of people who make open-source projects??). What's worked for me initially is going to online communities that are
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by posterity 2mo ago
How are you directing people to your tool?
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by posterity 2mo ago
I did find this thread using it. Best of luck!
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by posterity 3mo ago
My funnel has become: * Find communities talking about my problem and contribute value to those threads (not posting top-level). If I have an MVP for the conversation in that thread, I post a link to it, along with immediate advice on how
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by posterity 3mo ago
Hey. I'm technical and suspect you are as well, given you are focused on building ideas. It took me a while to figure out a marketing motion that built momentum and attracted people I didn't know to my tools. Is marketing at all i
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by posterity 3mo ago
I did find this thread from the tool yeah
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by posterity 3mo ago
I am not your target audience, but if this gets buried before you get feedback. I found that Reddit has been a better source for getting early users/traction if you focus on helping people in the comments and then share your tool when
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by posterity 3mo ago
Go to online communities that you think would benefit from the hardware. Don't sell it by posting "I have this idea <xyz>. What do you think?" or "would you like <abc>?". Listen to the problems being d
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The most expensive system is the one nobody remembers building(joshpanka.substack.com)
1 points by posterity 5mo ago|0 comments
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AI knowledge starts with a person who owns it(blog.obris.ai)
1 points by posterity 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Client-side data your analytics miss (API latency, 3rd party timeouts)(obris.io)
3 points by posterity 10mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Deploy cloud infrastructure without getting tied to your cloud provider(obris.io)
2 points by posterity 3y ago|0 comments
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by posterity 3y ago
Absolutely! We're just starting things and want to expand to help users leverage other cloud providers. If we weren't locked to AWS, what other cloud providers would you want to use?
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Show HN: Deploy Your Repo Without Settling for a Closed Platform Solution(obris.io)
1 points by posterity 3y ago|2 comments