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    Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?

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      Thanks a lot. That's my next problem now I have a working app. I have tried several ways, like posting here, and some similar places. Also tried to mention in on redit. So far not a huge uptake. How would you dealt with this?
      And for the record this is a hobby project, so I'm not keen to invest a lot into marketing.

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        That’s pretty common, Reddit rarely works with casual mentions. It usually needs a more deliberate, thread-first approach. I actually help founders turn Reddit into a consistent user acquisition channel without big upfront spend. If you’d like, I can take a quick look at your app and suggest what I’d test first.

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          I'm open to any help to get this out.
          I tried making a appropriate post in a relevant sub, but I don't have an active enough user account to be allowed to post. So I've only been able to comment on other's posts.

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            That’s where many founders often struggle. Reddit involves more than just posting; it requires warming up accounts, understanding subreddit culture, and engaging in the right threads at the right time.

            I specialize in handling these aspects for founders so they don't have to navigate the mechanics on their own. If you'd like, we can move this to a direct message, and I can outline how I would approach it specifically for your app.

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