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Genuine questions and discussion posts that seek advice or share experiences. Posts that ask for help with a specific SaaS challenge (customer acquisition, sales strategy, growth tactics) or spark industry conversation get upvoted. Personal stories and 'ask me anything' posts from experienced founders also perform well.
how do you validate customer problems before building features?
I'm trying to avoid building features nobody wants. How did you talk to early customers to figure out what actually mattered to them—and how did that change your roadmap?