The feedback over the last weeks confirmed it: people are actually getting value from the resume builder + job tracker, and they’re telling me it saves them time and reduces stress.
So the next step is clear: marketing and distribution.
The product works. Now I need more people to see it.
If you’ve gone through this stage before, I’d love to hear how you approached getting your first real wave of users.
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
Thank you! Organic traffic is the hardest for me at the moment. I'm active in subreddits, doing Reddit Ads and just started posting on TikTok. It's working, but slow! Organic is very hard because of a very crowded niche.
That makes sense, crowded niches make pure organic feel like shouting into noise.
Since you’re already doing Reddit organically + running ads, the key usually isn’t more volume, but sharper positioning inside specific micro-communities.
A lot of founders post broadly in big subs, but the traction often comes from smaller, high-context threads where the pain is more specific.
Out of curiosity, are you targeting broad subs in your niche, or drilling down into very specific problem-based communities?
I’ve seen small tweaks there completely change performance.