There are many ways to pick an audience to build a business for, but here are my 3 favorites: 🧡 Personal connection - you'll be serving these customers for years. Might as well pick a niche where you enjoy talking to them (or risk losing interest) 🚀 Growing audience - high

Wanna grow your product using Reddit but you don't know how? Find an engaged community where your audience gathers and connect with them authentically. Dont start whining about how much time it take or how hard it is. I got you... 🧵

1. FINDING YOUR COMMUNITY use GummySearch, its a goldmine > find hyper-specific subreddits where your target users hang out > avoid generic large subreddits - niche communities drive better engagement > read the community rules before posting anything > study what

Reddit is pretty good for stock picks

Look for active (growing) communities (10K-100K members) via GummySearch that match your interests or expertise for a better edge. 📝Identify Pain Points Use GummySearch's common patterns AI feature to quickly spot frustrations and problems shared by users.

How to use AI to find winning startup ideas 💡 1️⃣ Use GummySearch to analyze subreddits 2️⃣ Use Perplexity to find top influencers 3️⃣ Read YouTube comments to understand their needs 4️⃣ Use Framer/Glide to ship your startup

Patterns AI should now be 50% faster, and also product higher quantity and quality of results Try it and let me know if you can tell the difference!

Don't have a product idea? Just choose a category of your interest and use GummySearch to understand the pain points and solutions people are looking for. One of the cheapest and the best tools to build Internet businesses.

💡 Finding content ideas from Reddit deepwritingai.com/p/gummysearch-…

A few years ago I built a personal tool to search/analyze Reddit communities Eventually I decided to let others try it. First version didn't even have a login or database I'm glad I did. Today GummySearch crosses 100k users. Thank you to all that are part of the journey!

Your potential customers are already on Reddit: • talking about their frustrations with existing solutions • describing their pains • using the exact words they use to talk about problems It's a goldmine! GummySearch is the best tool I found to dig deeper into Reddit and

I dedicated the last few days to learning new tools. Here is the first tool that I want to share about: GummySearch for audience research on Reddit. Use it to find the latest trending subreddits on every topic. What did I like most about it? There are thousands of messages

Want a nifty audience research tool that can also help you with your copy? 🔍 I've just come across GummySearch, an audience research toolkit for Reddit communities. You can use it to: 👉Find out what your audience is thinking/talking (and complaining) about (and then use their

Working on a sentiment report in GummySearch Going to be really powerful for brand monitoring & competitor research v1.0 out tomorrow. Have requests for the v2.0? Reply/DM them my way!

Fastest-growing subreddits this year (100k - 1M members)

Sentiment reports are live! 🎉 Can run sentiment report on any keyword, topic, or advanced search. Reports can be shared & aggregate findings downloaded to a CSV Enjoy and lmk what you think!

New AI models out - smarter faster better. Enjoy!

Mike Strives Reddit is a goldmine, if you know how to look! I ran the patterns with GummySearch, here are some of the most common requests for alternatives in the startup subs share.gummysearch.com/report/8f8e9f5…

A profitable idea usually hides in plain sight: Check Reddit, Quora, or niche forums Find questions or complaints with many upvotes. Use tools like GummySearch If people are begging for solutions, that’s demand Ideas aren’t rare the ability to spot them is.

Mohammed S. Oh yes, do you know GummySearch? If you like Reddit, this will be a goldmine.