Posting your startup in r/SaaSMarketing
Personal narratives about real challenges, learnings, and early traction (e.g., 'I launched and got X customers') perform well. Posts also succeed when they ask genuine questions or offer free value (audits, feedback, advice) to the community. The tone is honest, self-aware, and focused on the problem-solving journey rather than the product itself.
Self-promotion rules
You can mention your SaaS if it's relevant and adds genuine value, but only sparingly and never as a direct sales pitch. Provide substantial context and insights in the post body itself; links to your product/blog belong at the end as a reference, not as the main content. Unsolicited DMs and spam will result in a ban.
Post templates that get approved
Personal narratives about real challenges, learnings, and early traction (e.g., 'I launched and got X customers') perform well. Posts also succeed when they ask genuine questions or offer free value (audits, feedback, advice) to the community. The tone is honest, self-aware, and focused on the problem-solving journey rather than the product itself.
launched my saas 6 weeks ago. here's what actually moved the needle on signups
I spent 3 months optimizing landing pages and running ads with almost no results. Then I stopped trying to convince people and started asking them directly what problem they actually wanted solved.