I've found reddit harder and harder to actually meaningfully post your blog anywhere, unless your post is a technical/programming blog post (in which case /r/programming and /r/$lang work ok), especially if your audience for said post is other founders e.g. a post about bootstrapping. Most subreddits block self-promotion of any kind due to I assume spam and low-quality blog spam. I've written a lot about business over the years, but reddit hasn't read much of it -- just my technical posts, really.

Do you have any thoughts on this issue? I used to use a reddit scheduler quite a lot, but nowadays not so much due to the above.

FWIW I'm confused about what the product is. I think it's a reddit scheduling tool? But this post and the hero part of the website would be more helpful to me if they were clearer what it does

Posting on reddit is great for traffic, awful for conversions, especially if you are posting something you are asking people to pay for. Redditors will happily check out any new free tool, but will ignore, block, and delete content that is either directly or indirectly asking for money.

Good work bud, you may not have a Lamborghini parked outside but you have a great story. And you know, the service on a great story is a lot cheaper than on a Lamborghini so maybe you’re ahead? :)

I’m working on something and while Reddit is where I go to feel old and lost in translation, it makes sense for the thing I’m working on. I’m going to give this a try in the next couple of months. Maybe I’ll have some real feedback and not just a stupid joke about cars versus stories?

Okay... It looks cool; I see the need; It has interesting features; Congratulations on the launch!

But the pricing you have set up... Two tiers: 1) free tier and 2) lifetime access for $32.

Giving any sort of unlimited/lifetime option is a recipe for losing money. Your amortized MAU value for lifetime is approximately zero. Okay, it's slightly more than that, but 20 years of access and you're looking at getting $32/20/365 per day from each user. And I just don't see how 1.2 daily active users at ~0.4 cents per day is going to keep any job away. Unless you mean you'll have to quit your job to support all the free accounts after a few years.

Maybe a matter of personal opinion, but quotes like this:

>Manual posting? That's adorable.

>Listen to the folks who stopped crying over Reddit karma

And buzzwords like:

>"Post like a time wizard"

Are an instant turnoff for me. What does posting like a time wizard mean? It'd be more effective, for me at least, if you substitute "time wizard" with whatever you think "time wizard" implies. And maybe reword the stuff that can easily be interpreted as insults of your prospective customers.

Also, are those testimonies real? Placeholders? They give off a fake vibe, so if they are real, you might want to re-evaluate how they are presented.

Lastly, your privacy policy says "We collect this data with your knowledge and consent, and we always explain why we collect it and how it will be used.", but there's no explanation within the privacy policy. The privacy policy is precisely the place to explain why and how it will be used. For example, why do you collect my reddit "profile information", and what all does that entail (e.g creation date, bio, previous posts, etc?) Where do you explain why you are collecting my profile information and what you're doing with it?

I tried posting my story-with-self-promotion (self-association indicated at the start of the content) to several subreddits.

Most explicitly outlawed self-promotion posts, so nothing even got submitted there. The few that didn't got instantly hidden by auto-moderators, pending review. Out of those few, my DMs and followups to mods to kindly consider my post got a vague 'no excessive self-promotion' message (to my only post) days later, then got ghosted after.

1.2 * 30 days * 32 EUR = 1,152 EUR

You could certainly make much more than that in a 9-5.

But I agree w/ the message, financial independence is not easy but also not as difficult as one may imagine!

What is this? Some spam tool?

I couldn't easily tell what your product is doing but I think its doing something similar to this tool:

- https://www.postpone.app/

I think their marketing is clearer so its something you could learn from to improve your conversions