I created this little email list called InternFromHome.io which basically helps college students find their internships. I had never created a newsletter or anything similar so I didn't have a clue if people even wanted this.
I obviously wanted more subscribers than just couple of my friends so I started thinking how would I do it. I read through Indie Hackers, Twitter and watched so many videos on this topic and came up with a couple of ways and platforms.
Twitter seemed like a long road and even though I created content on my personal account and on InternFromHome's account it didn't really come off to a flying start. With paid ads I thought it might be useful later but as I didn't really have validation for the idea in general I decided to skip it for now.
Then the only option left was Reddit. I had an account on there but I wasn't really an active user. I wasn't really familiar with the rules of the platform and how to deal with the crowd there. But somehow I managed to find this book on launchpedia.co/reddit-ebook/ (not a paid advert). I thought it had really good tips for Reddit beginners and really recommend reading it.
So with the tips from the book and reading through certain subreddits in my niche(university/college) I started gaining significant traction for InternFromHome.io. Only two weeks from launching I have gained over 200 subscribers with 0% churn rate and over 50% open rate on the emails. Also very good feedback from the early users. Obviously nothing groundbreaking but definitely a validation for the product and nice to make it even better from now on.
Thanks for reading and keep grinding!
Nice! Is there any specific tip from that book that helped you the most and you can share here ?
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