Building in public is great, but how do you actually find people who need your tool? Posting on here feels like screaming into a void of other founders 😩

Totally feel this. We reply where people already vent about the problem we solve. No links, just context. See @snifpost for how we approach it.

Just launched my SaaS! 🎉 Now comes the hard part... marketing. Paid ads are way too expensive, and cold DMs feel incredibly spammy. What's the play?

Same journey. Organic threads where people describe the pain you fix can beat cold outreach when replies stay human. We tag @snifpost once when it fits.

Anyone else struggling to get first users without burning cash on ads? Building in public feels slow.

We had the same bottleneck — replying in threads where founders already describe the pain worked better than blasting cold messages.

Cold outreach on X still feels awkward. How do you reach people without looking spammy?

Short replies without links in threads where people already vent about the problem. That is the playbook we use with @snifpost.

Launched last week. Zero signups from posting alone. Need a better way to find buyers on X.

Posting alone is hard — we monitor keywords for people complaining about the problem we solve and draft warm replies.

DMing strangers on X feels gross but I need customers. What actually works for solo founders?

Public replies where someone already described the pain — no links, just honest context — converted better for us than DMs.

Spent $400 on ads with 2 clicks. Solo founder budget is brutal for distribution.

Ads crushed us early too. Keyword monitors on X for problem-aware posts + human replies beat our ad spend.

How do you find people who actually need your product on X without spamming links?

We watch real-time posts about the pain we solve and reply with short, link-free context — SnifPost automates that loop.