@fabfour
Building Stackr has taught me that creating a product is only half the journey. The harder part is helping people discover it.
I've experimented with paid promotion on platforms like Inflynce and Dropcast. They can increase visibility, but for independent builders, every marketing dollar matters.
While exploring ProductClank, its approach caught my attention. Instead of focusing on who can spend the most on ads, it encourages community-powered growth where builders help other builders reach people who are genuinely interested in new projects.
I'm still figuring out how to launch campaigns, but I already appreciate the philosophy behind the platform. As someone who wants to build useful tools for the long term, I'd rather earn trust through genuine community engagement than feel pressured to keep buying attention.
Whether it's Stackr ( https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/wU7deNEd00Xm/stackr) or any future project I build, I believe the strongest communities are built on people discovering value and choosing to share itโnot because they were targeted by another ad.
The best marketing isn't bought. It's believed.
Looking forward to learning more about ProductClank and seeing how Stackr grows alongside other builders.
๐ธ Explored ProductClank with Stackr (screenshot attached)
@productclank-com @lior #ProductClank
https://productclank.com