Post your project and I will send you a relatable growth hack.

@yahiabakour downloaded last week and recommended it to 3 friends.

#grassroots

Love this concept! Already signed up

wow this is cool!

Love this! It's super niche but I'll do my best;

• Take a look at https://www.reddit.com/r/autism and possibly start a few posts.
• Attempt to get reviews through YouTube.
• Join autism Facebook Groups.

Hey - Schedule a call through the website please, I have a client that could use your services. Also, I'd be happy to give you some growth tips on the call.

Haha! I love this idea (not from personal experience of course). 🤫

Anyway, I'd use some form of real-time lead generation/interaction to capture when a user sends a post for example; Twitter - "Where can I get some flowers" OR "I forgot to purchase flowers" then interact automatically or manually with that tweet.

That's a really cool service!

Nice! Will keep this saved internally.

• Have a competitor? Use https://builtwith.com/ and attempt to reach out to their users.
• Provide feedback on landing pages through forums and groups with an introduction to who you are and the website you own. This will allow other people looking at the post for inspiration to also see your builder and because you're personally interacting 1-1 with the original poster, they may also look to use your builder.

This is cool - I'm definitely checking this out.

This is fascinating! 🤯

Love this idea!

• See if you can become an affiliate on "how to set up a podcast" posts.
• Partner with blog writing platforms as an "addon".

I used social media planners a while back - this looks really nice and clean!

Bump 😜

You can head over to https://followerwonk.com/bio and search for ".edu" under "search Twitter bios only" and it should supply you a list of leads.

Then you can either;

• Run a cold email outreach.
• Follow them from an Owlstown Twitter account.

I'm not sure if you currently have a VA in place, but, ideally, get them to reverse lookup other accounts posting ads, find the advertisers and let them know about InfluenceGrid.

Alternatively, get your website listed on blog posts and videos such as "How to find TikTok influencers".

Unfortunately, your website is not loading for me. (Android Browser)

Your entire database of leads is basically here: https://builtwith.com/

Whether that's searching for Shopify or Zendesk.

Ideally, only target technologies you know you're better than though.

You know who your competition is, I could name a few anyway, search them here: https://builtwith.com/ and reach out to low-end leads (easier to get hold of) and let them why your service is better 😉

Nice! There should be an influx in remote work so, you have a nice project here.

Anyway,

• Take a look at other remote job listing platforms, take a look at how you can easily access their users, for example; Twitter - Find a remote jobs platforms profile and then follow the users of that account using a HireRemotely branded account. You can do the same with Instagram.

• These companies don't have "alerts" themselves, attempt to partner with them and maybe offer your newsletter as a service.

Aha, like the idea.

As this is sort of gimmicky and fun, it would get pushed further through shares than a growth hack itself.

I'd add https://sharethis.com/ and then post it online in various subreddits and groups.

You could also run a small Instagram ad with the same image you have on the website at the top to get the first push.

Just ensure that the share function is very clear.

I like this. Pretty cool idea 👍

Nice service and easily scalable due to sellers having many listings.

Once you have Chinese translation ready you can try this;

Search online for - site:ebay.co.uk + "中國"

This will give you a list of all of the listings on eBay from China.

Assuming the top ones are the most popular ones.

Grab the email addresses from the contact sections at the bottom of the page and let them know about your service.

Of course, this method can be replicated for other websites/countries.

I'd expect your website to have a downturn in traffic at the moment, but hold on I'm sure it'll take flight again soon as it's very valuable.

• Post in travel communities
• Partner with blogs/travel directories to provide data/information
• Also, use the Twitter real-time lead generation that I have mentioned a few times below for searches such as "how long can I stay in" OR "I'm travelling to XXX for 2 months" and then respond with your website.

Oh, and I ❤️ the domain.

Nice project!

As you're community-related, I'd focus on specifically on building a community, that being said, creators or posters should come first.

To start with, take a look at Twitter (As that way you're not really stealing users from another community) and then find the top posts for let's say example; Indie Creators OR Entrepreneur ebooks.

As long as these posts are relatable, add them to the website and then tweet the poster from a LindyFeed Twitter account to mention "Great post! We've just listed this on LindyFeed" in the hope that if you do 10 of these, a couple of them will retweet you to their audience which will help your website gain more traction.

This can be replicated with LinkedIn and Facebook etc.

Also, on a side note, I agree with what @XCS mentioned below.

I would remove the "modern" from the tagline, as it makes it harder to read and doesn't really add much. I had a hard time realizing this is about a library-library, not a software library. I think just "Community-curated library" also looks cooler:

Love this idea - Especially for remote companies.

As you split employees into groups of 4, I would assume you want to deal with company sizes of 50+.

I'd suggest the following, If you haven't already, use your free Sales Navigator trial on LinkedIn and add a 3 simple filters;

• HR Managers
• Employees of 50-100
• A location to target

Then, attempt to reach out to the HR managers either manually or via automation to get the company signed up for your service.

Note: If you do this, ensure to select "Recently posted on LinkedIn" as those accounts will be more likely to respond.

It took me a long time to be able to read the name of the URL, it was next to your "sendhoney" site, so I kept reading this as "save meat". I guess I'm hungry.

Nice, I love looking at these.

If you're looking for new open startups to list then you could use boolean search.

For example; the search "open startup" has over 97K results.

Then possibly run an automated email outreach to get them onboarded/listed.

So, I'm assuming that there are a certain few countries that this is a lucrative service for.

If you know those countries > find a breakdown of the cities by their largest population > search Facebook (or similar network) for "startups "city name"" and join all of those communities.

Once you're accepted in these groups, either simply post your service, respond to other posts or try and create an affiliate deal with the group admin to have you listed or promoted somewhere.

Great idea! I checked your website and I think I'll give it a shot to your services.

I'm just wondering, if I register a company, does that mean I'll have to report taxes every year even if I don't have any operations or I'm also registered on another country (ie. Canada)?

Thank you! Looking forward to the call!

Honestly, I'm not sure what I would do with this.

You have your whole target audience right on this website here.

I'm sure @channingallen & @csallen could help you out with this, assuming that they're not already developing something themselves.

I'm looking pretty forward to the launch though!

really love your idea and the way you show it.