Reddit is awesome!

18k views in just 4hrs!

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This is what I call a marketing monster—10k impressions in just 2 hours!

Golden rule: Analyze the trend, jump on it, and ride the wave. That’s how you turn momentum into magic. 🚀

Ever tried coding after a bottle or two of beer? 🍻

I just built a fully functional Chrome extension after downing two Magnums!

Honestly, I think I might have unlocked some next-level coding creativity. 😂

Day 2/30

Today was a mix of marketing and development! 🚀

Hit 11k impressions on Reddit in a single day.
Improved SEO for Keeply to boost visibility.

Now working on the Keeply extension.

Day 1/30

Today was all about development over marketing. With the help of Cursor, I managed to knock out most of Keeply’s unfinished features in a single day!

This month is the month—my SaaS will be profitable. Time to make it happen! 🚀

Competitors are your best teachers!

Research them thoroughly to learn, evolve, and pinpoint their pain points—addressing those is key to gaining users and standing out.

Right I will try this too!

Create something that looks truly professional and adds genuine value to users’ lives.

The best tip? Build as if you’re the end-user—design it for yourself, and you’ll naturally understand what works and what doesn’t

It feels like the Bluesky gets better engagement than X! I did one cross-post and gained 3 followers instantly.

Might need to test this more—could be onto something here!

I am experimenting some on reddit! Let's see how it goes.

60 days into my Build in Public journey, I’ve gained tons of insights—but there’s always more to learn!

For the next 30 days, I’m shifting focus: refining the two SaaS projects I’ve built so far and making them profitable.

My goal? $500 in revenue this month! 🚀

It’s clear that X’s algorithm is designed to limit free traffic to businesses and push for paid promotions.
I’ve experimented multiple times, and whenever I share my product link or assets, the reach drops significantly.