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startup directiories?

https://hackernoon.com/how-to-promote-your-startup-like-a-pro-9eb9976fc7f0

Just finished my article, where i store a list of places, where you can submit your startup: https://hackernoon.com/how-to-promote-your-startup-like-a-pro-9eb9976fc7f0

submitted this linkon May 23, 2019
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    If submitting your product to these feels like a lot of work and not the best use of your time, https://aidem.network does it for you

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      i like it. but i think when you startuper - you need to learn how to do it on your own

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        Depends on your situation, I suppose! I work 9-5 and commute 3 hours, so I like to make sure my fleeting time is used on stuff I can be the most valuable at (Like coding, strategy, sales) - For simple, repetitive/time-consuming stuff like submitting myself over and over to directories, I would rather use the money from the day job to outsource

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          its about bootstrapping. Save Dat money - singing Mark Cuban. I understand your point, but it's still about making skills/habits. like you can go to Starbucks or make coffee at home.

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    Building the business model/ product and the site/landing page are only the 1st half of the battle .

    https://github.com/mrcrilly/PlacesToPostYourStartup

    https://www.viralsweep.com/blog/sites-to-submit-your-products-to/

    For those seeking VC info..here is 420 VC firm websites LinkedIn and Twitter info

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1c3motcInTen-jGBBwtp_fBntrWq26NdxkPzyt7-W8bY/edit#gid=955843793

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      but it 100% timesaver. nice tool

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      totally agree. thanks for those links! will check them.

      for VC - right now i give up to find a VC money. it's just another distraction for me