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by xavier_ 3y ago
What kind of short videos did you make ? I'm curious of how tiktok can be leverage for B2B tools
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Convert Your Webflow Site into Mobile Apps with Canvas(mobiloud.com)
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by xavier_ 3y ago
Well that's two different things. Having your own VPN is trustworthy, if you want privacy it's another thing.
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by xavier_ 3y ago
The best solution is to build it yourself on a cheap VPS. It's really not that hard
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by xavier_ 4y ago
And now he's crying on Twitter because it's "super slow"…
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by xavier_ 4y ago
Buy a Mac
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by xavier_ 6y ago
The easiest way to do it is by leveraging the existent communities. Search for places where your potential customers hang out and start to help people, ask for feedback. I did it for all my last products, that's clearly the easiest wa
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by xavier_ 6y ago
I curated a list of 400+ places to post your startup [1]. Getting your first 1000 users aren't that difficult when you know where to find them. What i do is: - Post to startup directories (brings some traffic and some shout-out) - Pos
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How to create your blog with Gohugo and Netlify(angezanetti.com)
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A job board dedicated to full remote jobs for French devs(remotefr.com)
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I got 7k views in one day for my first blog post(blog.spreadtheworld.net)
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Reddit is for people, not for brands (except ads). Like many other forums, it's better to speak as a person. I feel like it's the same on social media
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by xavier_ 6y ago
It can happen sometimes yes, I've been roasted in a bad on some subs before. That's really not the majority. What i understood afterwards was: the guys there weren't my target, my product didn't help them at all. They fe
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by xavier_ 6y ago
What do you call "famous"? I started reddit a year ago, I now have 3k karma and didn't notice any difference...
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by xavier_ 6y ago
I missed that one! I need to hang out more here
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Woo, 10% conversion rate on FBads! It's huge!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
No links were allowed? Some subs are super strict, like /r/Startups and that's ok. I still participate and find a lot of value in them!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
That's true, I still get a few visitors per day from the post I made on /r/nocode. If your post is in the top of the month/year/all time it will bring you visitors on the long term. (I guess they're also bette
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by xavier_ 6y ago
That's less drivable than ads for sure. I should probably compare the two ROI and see what's the more efficient!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Interesting! You mean facebook & instagram ads or groups/regular posts?
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Probably yes :) I discovered with this thread that the mod tools are not unified on Reddit!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Hum… I did validate the idea of my product on Reddit way before it was built. It really matters on what sub you choose at what stage. Some subs are ok with half baked products, some will trash you! Just spend some time on your target subs,
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Yep, that's exaclty what I wanted to pass in this post!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Reddit loves memes and the subs of fun/meme are super huge! Didn't tried it yet :)
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by xavier_ 6y ago
You shouldn't see Reddit as a whole. Every subs has his own particular culture. Just select a few of them and start to participate!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
I got 400 visitors from a small subreddit (/r/nocode). I got a few thousands visitors from a post on /r/startups or /r/Entrepreneur several times! But you're right, a big subreddit gives you about the same
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by xavier_ 6y ago
That's pretty much it yes! And don't select the same subs depending of the stage of your project (idea/testing/traction).
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Some subreddits are super hard yes (like /r/roastmystartup), but that doesn't mean that all of them are! In fact, I've been roasted in a few subs and get some really good feedback from others. If you want to validate an
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Don't ask them what they want, ask them what problem they have! That's your job, as a founder, to design a solution that fix the problem. (It can be as small as a landing page with your value prop on it and some fake demo)
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by xavier_ 6y ago
That's the bad way to doing it IMHO. You don't bring anything to the community and you probably don't get results either.

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