Founders: when you sit down to promote your product, what usually stops you?
Not knowing where to post, not knowing what to say, or feeling like you're bothering people?
What have you tried that actually started a useful conversation?
Hey, other founders with a "day job".
Anyone else find it hard to stay consistent? Some weeks the day job takes too much brain power to have anything left - especially marketing stuff.
Anyone have any tips to share?
First ChatGPT Marketlplace plugin verified and approved!
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Crazy story. I once made around 100k in a month on probably the dumbest project I ever built. I’ve also made near $0 on the most interesting one.
Ask me anything.
Decided to increase the # of free unlocks for BuyerCue to help founders find other founders who ACTUALLY BUY services.
Now you get 5 personalized unlocks.
New: BuyerCue now works in your AI assistant.
Connect it to Claude Code, then ask: "Find 3 more leads for my product and unlock them."
It shows the evidence behind each fit and unlocks within a daily token limit you set. It can't buy tokens.
Your assistant drafts. You send.
Setup takes one copied prompt and a sign-in: buyercue.io/how-it-works?utm…
Hey @x
Looking to connect 🔗 and share ideas with anyone else having fun building and frustration distributing!
Let’s connect and brainstorm how to change that equation.
We just open sourced promotion-agent 📣
A free marketing agent that runs inside Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode.
Point it at your product repo → get drafts, demo videos, launch packs + a next-action list.
One project or many. Draft-first.
Setup is one sentence:
"Set up promotion for my project X and draft one X post for review."
It finds your repo, builds a private workspace, and writes from your actual product docs. No made-up metrics. Nothing posts without your OK.
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X just sent me money for no reason. That mad me happy and sad at the same time.
That free gift was more than my last side project had made.
You shouldn’t have to become a media buyer just to find out if anyone wants your idea. That’s why I built Idea Launch, and this week I simplified it to one offer: a real demand test before you build.
Describe the idea, use your own page or a focused test page, and review the ad before it goes live. It runs to real strangers on Facebook, Instagram, or Reddit. You get clicks, signups, and a plain read on whether to keep going.
Setting up the idea and previewing the ad is free. A test is $49 when you run it, and your first is half off with code HalfOffAdRun. If the response is weak, the readout says so.
idea-launch.io





