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Find relevant conversations
Watch the subreddits, topics, and buying signals that match your product. Skip the vague mentions that go nowhere.
- Intent and context in one view
- Community-level filters
- Saved searches that improve over time
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THE CONTEXT Worth a look
r/SaaS · 12m ago
How are you finding your first customers?
I've launched, but finding the right people still feels like a full-time job. What actually worked for you?
Asking for recommendations
A founder is actively looking for a repeatable way to find customers. A practical answer could help.
A useful way inEXAMPLE REPLY
One thing worth trying: look for threads where people describe the problem you solve. Answer their question first, even if your product isn't the right fit. Which channels have you tried so far?
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Prepare useful replies
Read the question and community rules beside your draft. Add what you know, make it sound like you, and decide whether your product belongs in the answer.
- The original thread beside your draft
- Replies in your own voice
- A chance to review before posting
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Keep track between building sessions
See which conversations you have answered and where to follow up. Keep customer conversations from getting lost while you work on your product.
- Saved conversations
- Your reply history
- A clear next step
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