Posting your startup in r/microsaas
Posts that lead with a personal lesson learned or honest struggle (especially about building vs. marketing), then back it up with data, results, or actionable insight. The winning angle is vulnerability + specificity, not hype. Questions and offers to help others also perform well.
Self-promotion rules
You can share your Micro SaaS, but only with substantial context—include your backstory, tech stack, revenue, or a specific lesson learned. Avoid low-effort promotional links, vague motivational posts, or repetitive link-dropping. Be respectful, constructive, and high-quality; unethical growth tactics and DM requests will get you removed.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that lead with a personal lesson learned or honest struggle (especially about building vs. marketing), then back it up with data, results, or actionable insight. The winning angle is vulnerability + specificity, not hype. Questions and offers to help others also perform well.
i built for 6 months before realizing nobody wanted it
I was so focused on shipping the perfect product that I never talked to a single potential customer until launch day. Here's what changed when I actually started asking people for feedback.