reddit was the main driver at launch (toned it down now since i don't like spamming but I am happy to see my products get recommended by others from time to time)
tried linkedin as well with some mixed success
currently working on my new feature for user-generated platform reviews which I believe will drive traffic itself since it's something that I see requested heavily, should bring organic SEO traffic hopefully soon enough.
That makes a lot of sense, and I’m with you on avoiding spam. Reddit works best when recommendations come naturally from real use cases.
The user-generated reviews feature sounds smart, especially if it’s already being requested. I’ve seen founders pair that kind of feature with low-key Reddit discussions (not promos) to surface genuine feedback and let others do the recommending over time.
Would you be open to a couple of ideas on how Reddit could quietly support that feature launch without pushing links?
Hi Pietro, how are you? I'm the founder of aitrainer.jobs and I'm looking for affiliate accounts on Outlier and Alligner. Is there any chance you know how I can get ones?
Thank you for your response. If by chance you have a friend or colleague who can get me Alignerr, please let me know. I'm willing to spend $$$ on it.
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Congrats on the launch, looks solid. What channels are you experimenting with to get early users?
thank you :)
reddit was the main driver at launch (toned it down now since i don't like spamming but I am happy to see my products get recommended by others from time to time)
tried linkedin as well with some mixed success
currently working on my new feature for user-generated platform reviews which I believe will drive traffic itself since it's something that I see requested heavily, should bring organic SEO traffic hopefully soon enough.
That makes a lot of sense, and I’m with you on avoiding spam. Reddit works best when recommendations come naturally from real use cases.
The user-generated reviews feature sounds smart, especially if it’s already being requested. I’ve seen founders pair that kind of feature with low-key Reddit discussions (not promos) to surface genuine feedback and let others do the recommending over time.
Would you be open to a couple of ideas on how Reddit could quietly support that feature launch without pushing links?
Hi Pietro, how are you? I'm the founder of aitrainer.jobs and I'm looking for affiliate accounts on Outlier and Alligner. Is there any chance you know how I can get ones?
Thanks
Hi Eve, I was able to get an Alignerr referral code by signing up as a worker myself. I did not have any luck with Outlier.
Thank you for your response. If by chance you have a friend or colleague who can get me Alignerr, please let me know. I'm willing to spend $$$ on it.