Can't get customers? One founder offers free sales help
A community member in the MicroSaaS space is offering free sales and marketing advice to solo founders who have built a product but can't figure out how to sell it. It's a practical, low-cost way to get unstuck if selling feels like a wall.
Many solo founders who build software are great at making the product but have no idea how to find paying customers. This Reddit post offers a helping hand — the poster has sales experience and is willing to give direct, personalized feedback to anyone who shares their situation in the comments.
For a one-person business owner who is stuck at the 'how do I get my first customers' stage, this kind of peer mentorship inside a community can be faster and more honest than generic blog advice. It's a good reminder that asking for help openly in niche communities often gets real, actionable responses.
Key points
- Free sales advice offered to solo founders who can't convert their product into customers
- Poster has hands-on sales experience and will review individual situations
- Especially useful for developer-founders who are comfortable building but not selling
- Share your situation in the comments to get specific feedback
- Shows the value of asking openly in small, focused online communities
Quick term guide
- microsaas
- A small software service built and run by one person or a tiny team, focused on solving a very specific problem
- marketing
- The activities used to tell people about a product and encourage them to buy it.
- solo founder
- A single person who builds and runs a product or business without co-founders
- founders
- People who are starting or running their own business or project.
- software
- Programs or apps that run on a computer or smartphone.
- feedback
- A response that tells a user what they did well or should fix.
- business
- An activity where you provide value to others in exchange for money.
- responses
- An OpenAI API feature for creating and handling model answers.