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Thanks, I feel the same way and hope it's OK. It's just that, when it comes to marketing, even when I'm doing something I believe intellectually and ethically i

Thanks, I feel the same way and hope it's OK. It's just that, when it comes to marketing, even when I'm doing something I believe intellectually and ethically is OK, it sometimes gives me the heebie-jeebies. I made a post in /r/productivity on reddit and everyone there was super nice. A couple of people suggested that I cross-post to a some other subreddits; I couldn't find the right way to say "I really appreciate the encouragement but I'm afraid I'll look like a spammer"

sharkweek 13y ago
99% of marketing is either promoting a great product with little audience or polishing a turd (most times a mix of each). I've done both. It's a lot easier to sleep working on the first, but sometimes the second can be more fun. Haven't tried your product yet, but it seems like you fall into the first half of that statement. It's ok to promote your hard work and you shouldn't feel bad about it. Marketing isn't inherently spammy, don't overthink it