Unbundling Report #003 - r/SideProject - What is going on in this subreddit?

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What is going on in r/SideProject? Who are they? What do they talk about? What do they like? I read 100 r/SideProject posts so you don't have to.

This report brings you user discovery to get closer to validating your product ideas. You will also learn how you can talk to them without being banned from the sub, by driving authentic conversations on the topics highlighted.

Obviously, most of this sub is about promoting a project. Yes, you hear me, promoting. At least, one sub where you can do this. Discover how promotion comes in different formats, along with really cool side projects in the mix (an extension that gets Wikipedia prettier, a video-making app tailor-made for showcasing side projects, or even a note-taking app from the terminal for developers — and no, it is not Emacs).

Read the report below to discover how you can engage with this audience and unlock new business opportunities.

Table of content

1. The sub
2. The people
3. Actions & Motivators
4. The loves
5. The debates & hates
6. The mods
7. The nuggets
8. 3 tips to engage
9. 3 recommendations about business opportunities

Mind this is a Gumroad link — it makes it easier for me to know how many times the report was read. Which is so valuable for me 🙏

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