How can I get my landing page noticed?

Hi @csthompson,

Qwoka is a cool idea! I often migrate todos between my code comments, readme, and spreadsheets -- and I can definitely see this being useful for software teams.

@csthompson, are you still trying to get your landing page noticed without coming off as "spammy" in online communities -- as you commented below?

I can help you.

I created a product, SplashPad, that helps you write emails to attract customers without coming off as "spammy." The product provides pre-written messages for you to email to your users (or post on online communities such as Indie Hackers). Those messages use writing techniques that have been proven to get responses and positive reactions from users.

@csthompson, I would love to hear your thoughts: https://getsplashpad.com.

Does this sound totally irrelevant to you?

Keep up the great work,
Ryan

P.S. I wrote this post with the help of SplashPad -- so can get a sense of what the result looks like.

Here's a list of 20+ communities and channels that would generally be a good fit for your target audience. You should also consider joining Pioneer - every week you get 20 eyeballs on what you are working on, plus many more if you hit the leaderboard, or do the live stream.

Re: not being spammy - this is where many people get things wrong in my opinion. Join these channels and communities with the goal of being a good community member first, and sharing insight and content that solves headaches or answers questions other members have. It's more of a longer-term investment than just blasting out links to your product, but more sustainable. If you are a good community member people will find the thing you are working on.

I wrote up a few tips and stuff here if helpful 👍

Hacker news
Product hunt
Programmer reddits (r/webdev, r/reactjs, etc)
Freecodecamp forum

Basically post it anywhere programmers hang out online and be authentic about it :)