Chritopher Bond

First of all, thank you so much for your support. It means the world to me! Seriously, I launched this product with no expectations at all. It went way beyond my imagination.

So, I'd love to build this product with founders contributing and giving suggestions. I got some suggestions from people saying:

1. You could add social login, so, you have "verified" founders

2. Add temporary locations (for travels)

3. Let founders post pics/status, so, people would come back to see founders' status

4. [Add your own idea/suggestion]

In SaaS, early user acquisition can be a major hurdle, and sometimes traditional marketing channels like ads or SEO aren t enough or cost-effective. I ve seen products like Notion leverage community-driven growth, or Airtable use referral programs deeply integrated into their onboarding to scale users organically. Similarly, Calendly grew through partnerships and embedding itself into workflows users already had.

I m curious beyond classic marketing, what s one unconventional user acquisition strategy that worked surprisingly well for your product in its early days?

• Were you targeting a niche audience or solving a very specific pain point?

• How did you implement and measure the success of that strategy?

• Did it help you attract engaged, long-term users rather than just volume?

• How did that approach evolve as your product scaled?

Would love to hear detailed examples and lessons learned from your own journeys!

Hey Product Hunters! Yo, what's good? I m a solo founder dev, and I m hyped to be here where so many great products kick off.