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Show HN: I made a fool that finds potential customers for you
Hey everyone!
I wanted to share a tool I built to help you quickly find potential customers across social media for your product. It's a really simple concept: you simply paste in your landing page URL, and it shows you highly relevant posts across Reddit (Working to integrate few more) from people who likely need your product or service.
For example, if you have a minimal to-do list app, it will show you posts like "Anyone know of a minimal to-do list app?" or "Really starting to dislike how complex Notion is." These posts are from the last 48 hours, updated in real-time, and uniquely tailored to your product.
You can then get your product in front of these potential customers by replying or sending a direct message. I’ve found both methods to be successful, depending on the nature of the post.
I originally built this for myself to find users for my SaaS. Manually using Reddit advanced filters to search for relevant terms was time-consuming, so I automated the process and sharing here to help you.
Replyhub works great for SaaS, consumer products, service businesses, and agencies. It helped me get 1-3 new paying customers per day for my service, and I want it to help you do the same!
It's free to try at [1]. Cheers! :)
[1] https://replyhub.co https://replyhub.co
- Someone 2y agoNice title: “I made a fool that finds potential customers for you”. Reminds me of “there’s a sucker born every minute” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There%27s_a_sucker_born_every_minute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There%27s_a_sucker_born_every_...) ;-)
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- dillongoing 2y agoAh, thanks btw!
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- noashavit 2y agoI think you meant tool not fool :-)
- dillongoing 2y agoMy bad that I couldn't edit.
- eltonlin 2y agoI thought it was intentional and super funny to say "I made a fool", it didn't hinder clarity at all, brilliant, trying it now.