Avery Skyler
@averyskyler320
Ukrainka, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine
Products
- Kraudd — Crowd Marketing ServiceActive
Done-for-you crowd marketing & link building. I manually post on forums, Reddit, niche communities — natural mentions that build trust and drive traffic. Starting from $50/project.
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- Commented on6 months building a crowd marketing service — here's what actually moved the needle for SEO
- Commented on6 months building a crowd marketing service — here's what actually moved the needle for SEO
- Posted6 months building a crowd marketing service — here's what actually moved the needle for SEO
- Commented onI offer done-for-you crowd marketing — here's what I've learned after 6 months of manual link building
- Commented onTried crowd marketing for my indie project: early SEO numbers + what I'd do differently
- Commented onTried crowd marketing for my indie project: early SEO numbers + what I'd do differently
- Commented onTried crowd marketing for my indie project: early SEO numbers + what I'd do differently
- Commented onTried crowd marketing for my indie project: early SEO numbers + what I'd do differently
- PostedI offer done-for-you crowd marketing — here's what I've learned after 6 months of manual link building
- Commented onHow I built CoachAutomate — 33 posts, Google sandbox, and 0 clicks (6 week update)
- PostedTried crowd marketing for my indie project: early SEO numbers + what I'd do differently
- PostedI offer crowd marketing for indie founders — manual forum & Reddit mentions from $50
- Posted6 Months of Crowd Marketing as a Solo Founder: What Actually Works (And What Gets You Banned)
- Commented onWhy Indie Founders Fail: The Uncomfortable Truths Beyond "Build in Public"
- PostedWhy "forum spam" kills your brand (and what organic crowd marketing actually looks like)
- Posted6 months building a crowd marketing service from Ukraine: 710 impressions, 9 clicks, 0 clients — and why I'm not quitting
- Commented onI got tired of "opaque" flight pricing →built anonymous group demand →1,000+ users
- Commented onWhy Indie Founders Fail: The Uncomfortable Truths Beyond "Build in Public"
- Commented onWhy Indie Founders Fail: The Uncomfortable Truths Beyond "Build in Public"
- Commented onThe day I stopped trying to impress Reddit is the day it finally noticed me