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by icetearun 9mo ago
I’ve noticed that many developers don’t really understand marketing and don’t know how to promote their products. They often choose to find a marketing partner to solve this, but that approach is inefficient—and in many cases, you also have
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by icetearun 9mo ago
I’ve noticed that many developers don’t really understand marketing and don’t know how to promote their products. They often choose to find a marketing partner to solve this, but that approach is inefficient—and in many cases, you also have
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by icetearun 9mo ago
"I’ve been obsessed with how Notion grew so fast, so I actually built a workflow to reverse-engineer their influencer strategy. I just ran it, and here is the raw list of 50 creators it found (along with their engagement metrics): [
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by icetearun 9mo ago
I’ve noticed that many developers don’t really understand marketing and don’t know how to promote their products. They often choose to find a marketing partner to solve this, but that approach is inefficient—and in many cases, you also have
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SEO VS GEO:I tried to studied GEO this week and found something interesting(amplift.ai)
1 points by icetearun 9mo ago|1 comments
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by icetearun 9mo ago
n a previous post, I shared how Amplift helps indie developers promote their products. Instead of focusing on a single growth tactic, Amplift brings strategy, execution, and feedback into one workflow, so founders can clearly see where grow
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Why do indie developers always find it so hard to promote their products?(amplift.ai)
7 points by icetearun 10mo ago|4 comments
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by icetearun 10mo ago
I’ve noticed that many developers don’t really understand marketing and don’t know how to promote their products. They often choose to find a marketing partner to solve this, but that approach is inefficient—and in many cases, you also have
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Why do indie developers always find it so hard to promote their products?(amplift.ai)
2 points by icetearun 10mo ago|1 comments
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by icetearun 10mo ago
I've found that most independent developers don't know how to promote their products. This could be because they're too focused on building their own projects, or they're too shy. The more astute developers might try to
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by icetearun 10mo ago
No prob! You can register and log in to try it out. I hope it helps you
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by icetearun 10mo ago
I’ve noticed that many developers don’t really understand marketing and don’t know how to promote their products. They often choose to find a marketing partner to solve this, but that approach is inefficient—and in many cases, you also have
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by icetearun 10mo ago
Wild how convincing AI content can be. Shows the power of perception in marketing. For creators or indie devs trying to test ideas, tools like Amplift.ai can help validate interest and reach audiences without needing a real product yet.
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by icetearun 10mo ago
Really strong insight. Drift after launch is the real problem, not pre-publish guardrails. Treating agents like a monitored system makes a lot of sense. On the marketing side, we’ve seen similar patterns, which is why tools like Amplift.ai
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by icetearun 10mo ago
This hits the nail on the head. Once growth slows, everything shifts from experimentation to extraction. Ironically, good marketing often gets cut first. Tools like Amplift.ai are interesting because they focus on efficient, measurable grow
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by icetearun 10mo ago
Amplift.ai You can try it.