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r/indiehackers9hu/mira_example
Sharing story

22k views in 8 days on my first add-on. Zero sales.

Built it over a weekend, posted it everywhere, and the traffic actually showed up. Eight days later the dashboard still says zero paid.

92Plain only
Draft reply

22k views in eight days is real reach — the reading happened, the buying did not. curious what the add-on page looked like around view 20,000: was the price visible?

r/SaaSMarketing2hu/ravi_example
Question

Is everyone struggling to get users when launching an app?

Third launch, same story — a spike on day one, then silence. Wondering whether this is just the normal shape or something is broken.

88Link OK
Draft reply

day-one spikes then silence is the usual shape, so probably not broken. the 14 replies here are worth mining — what did the people who did sign up have in common?

r/microsaas1hu/dan_example
Help wanted

struggling a bit to get my first customers for my SaaS

Shipped two months ago, a handful of signups from friends, nothing since. Not sure whether to keep building or start talking to people.

85Link OK
Draft reply

one hour in with 6 replies means people are still reading this one. before building more — what did the friends who signed up say they were about to do instead?

r/growmybusiness4hu/nora_example
Growth

How do you reach first users when your buyer is not where founders hang out?

The buyers are clinic managers, not builders. Every growth guide assumes an audience that already reads startup threads.

81Link OK
Draft reply

clinic managers not reading startup threads is the whole problem, agreed. where do the 9 people answering think those managers actually ask questions — trade groups, or somewhere quieter?

r/SideProjects6hu/tomas_example
Show & Tell

Shipped a tiny scheduling add-on this weekend. What would you fix first?

Two days of work, one screen, no settings page yet. Open to hearing what looks wrong before anything else gets added.

77Link OK
Draft reply

12 answers in 6 hours is a good sign the screen reads clearly. what did the first three people click when you handed it to them — the same button, or different ones?

r/buildinpublic11hu/hana_example
Growth

Week 6 of posting daily: 3,100 impressions, 2 signups. Numbers inside.

Six weeks of daily posts with every number logged. Reach is climbing slowly, signups are not moving with it.

74Link OK
Draft reply

3,100 impressions against 2 signups is a landing problem more than a reach problem. what did those two do right before signing up — same post, or different ones?

r/startups14hu/pavel_example
Advice

14 years in data engineering, no sales experience. How do I land the first client?

Deep technical background, zero outbound experience. Every call feels like reciting a script someone else wrote.

69Plain only
Draft reply

14 years of data engineering is the pitch, not the thing to hide. of the 23 replies here, did anyone suggest leading with a teardown of their pipeline? 😊

r/AskMarketing20hu/ines_example
Question

SEO is live but almost nothing comes in. What should I work on next?

Twelve articles published, technical setup clean, rankings slowly rising. Traffic arrives and leaves without doing anything.

64Plain only
Draft reply

traffic that arrives and leaves usually means the page answers a different question than the search did. which of the twelve articles gets the most impressions right now?

Illustrative sample — posts and posters are fictional.

If you use WarmList for five days

A page nobody was reading gets 50 visits a day.

That’s what our own site did on eight Reddit replies a day, no ads. In ad spend, those 160 visits are worth about $30 — or $145 at US rates.

WarmList found the posts and drafted the answers. We read them and posted the ones we agreed with.

656

visits a day · in 5 days

02550566Day 0Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 513202738
Daily visitors, Day 0 to Day 5: 6, 13, 20, 27, 38, 56 (smoothed curve; start and end are measured)
DayVisitors
Day 06
Day 113
Day 220
Day 327
Day 438
Day 556
Keep the same pace and the math flips.
5 days1 month3 months
Visits160~1,700~5,000
Worth in ads≈ $30≈ $310≈ $940
You pay$9Trial$39Monthly$793 months

warmlist.app · daily unique visitors · Reddit replies only, no ads

Curve smoothed for readability; the start (6) and the end (56) are our real numbers. Your results will vary with your market and your replies — this is not a guarantee.

Projection assumes the day-5 pace (56 visits a day) holds. Ad value at the cheapest CPC we’ve paid, ¥27.5 (about $0.19 a click).

Small numbers, early days — this is for finding your first users, not your millionth.

Step 01 — Paste URL

Paste a URL once. That’s the whole setup.

Opus reads your page, works out who it is for and what those people complain about, and writes the search terms itself. You can edit them; you never have to.

  • One URL — no keyword list to build or maintain
  • The search terms come off your own page, not a form you fill in
  • Edit any of them before the first morning — most people never do

“Freelance designers juggling 3+ clients who track projects in Slatepad or spreadsheets.”

tessero.example.com
We’ll read tessero.example.com

The 12 searches built from your site

Built from tessero.example.com, searched on Reddit.

cloverbook too expensiveslatepad client trackerfreelance CRM recommendationondaro setup timetrack client feedbackhow do you track clientsclient invoicing tool freelancespreadsheet client managementslatepad CRM template designerscloverbook alternativelosing client feedback emailfreelance project tracker

Illustrative sample — handles and posts are fictional.

Step 02 — Every morning

At 7:00, the Reddit posts asking for what you built land in your inbox.

We search Reddit overnight for people asking about the problem you solve, rank them by who is being read right now, and send the list with the count in the subject line. Quiet markets have quiet mornings — some days bring fewer than 10.

  • One email a morning, with the count in the subject line
  • Ranked by pace — comments per hour, not karma
  • What each board tends to allow, noted before you write a word. The call is yours.

“22k views in 8 days on my first add-on. Zero sales.”

Subject8 threads for you today

Your morning list is ready. Ranked by who's being read right now.

BoardThreadRuleScore
r/indiehackers22k views in 8 days on my first add-on. Zero sales.r/indiehackersdataPlain only31 / 9hPlain only92
r/SaaSMarketingIs everyone struggling to get users when launching an app?r/SaaSMarketingaskLink OK14 / 2hLink OK88
r/microsaasstruggling a bit to get my first customers for my SaaSr/microsaasaskLink OK6 / 1hLink OK85
r/growmybusinessHow do you reach first users when your buyer is not where founders hang out?r/growmybusinessaskLink OK9 / 4hLink OK81
r/SideProjectsShipped a tiny scheduling add-on this weekend. What would you fix first?r/SideProjectsshowcaseLink OK12 / 6hLink OK77
r/buildinpublicWeek 6 of posting daily: 3,100 impressions, 2 signups. Numbers inside.r/buildinpublicdataLink OK18 / 11hLink OK74
r/startups14 years in data engineering, no sales experience. How do I land the first client?r/startupsaskPlain only23 / 14hPlain only69
r/AskMarketingSEO is live but almost nothing comes in. What should I work on next?r/AskMarketingaskPlain only7 / 20hPlain only64

Illustrative sample — posts and posters are fictional.

Step 03 — Research notes

Every post, scored, with the reason in plain words.

Fit, pain, ask, exposure. Four questions, one score, and the reason we picked it in plain words.

  • Fit, pain, ask and exposure — four questions, one score out of 100
  • Exposure decides the order: who is reading it now, and how many
  • The reason we picked it, written out next to the score

“struggling a bit to get my first customers for my SaaS”

r/indiehackersdataPlain only92

22k views in 8 days on my first add-on. Zero sales.

Our readWhy this scorePain x Board x Freshness x Crowding

Pain34/40Board20/25Freshness22/25Crowding16/20

Our readWhy we picked them

  • They posted a number and asked what it means. That is a question, not an announcement.
  • Nobody has answered the pricing part yet, so a real answer still lands near the top.
  • This board is plain only, so the draft goes out with no link at all.

Illustrative sample — posts and posters are fictional.

Step 04 — Answer

Open one. Decide. Answer in your own words.

Each post comes with a draft answer that stands on its own and says the tool is yours. Edit it, or skip it. You post it on Reddit yourself — we never post for you.

  • A draft answer on every post, written to work as an answer on its own
  • Every draft says the tool is yours — no stealth, no borrowed voice
  • Copy is the last button. Sending is yours

“Is everyone struggling to get users when launching an app?”

Draft — r/indiehackers
Plain reply — no link on this boardCopy

22k views in eight days is real reach — the reading happened, the buying did not. curious what the add-on page looked like around view 20,000: was the price visible on that page, or did people have to click through to find it? and did any of the 31 comments ask what it costs? 😊 i run a small tool that finds threads like this one — that is how i found yours.

Paste it on Reddit yourself.

can we link the pricing teardown here?

Not on this one — r/indiehackers is plain only today, so the draft stays link free.

Illustrative sample — posts and posters are fictional.

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