How gojiberry AI grows

Posts are first-person stories from daily life as a SaaS marketer, with screenshots as proof, e.g. 'I paid 5 influencers on LinkedIn to promote my SaaS, here's what $1,250 got me' and a post about being rejected at the Y Combinator interview. Never put the SaaS directly in the post; trigger curiosity by highlighting it and let readers find it (SaaS linked in the profile bio). Change the angle every post; can redirect to a YouTube video or X post. Drafting: tells the story to ChatGPT by voice, then has it translate and correct it (non-native English), which captures more detail. Pre-launch founders can post about the problem they're solving and how it's going.

Run one Reddit account per browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Never create a new Reddit account with a brand-new email (that combo gets banned right away). Add a profile picture, link the SaaS in the bio, and turn on the setting that hides your post history so visitors don't see you always talking about one product. For the first 7-14 days only comment and upvote to build karma; then start posting, then marketing. Skip subreddits that forbid promotion (e.g. r/ycombinator).

Belongs to a group of ~15 marketers (and a group of friends) who share their Reddit posts; each shared post gets upvoted and commented on right away, aiming for 10+ upvotes in the first 5-10 minutes so outside users follow. Then reply to absolutely every comment to show engagement, which earns more upvotes and ranking. Against haters: show proof (e.g. your MRR) and block insulting commenters.

Paid 5 LinkedIn influencers a total of $1,250 to promote gojiberry AI, then wrote the experience up as a Reddit story post with the influencer posts as proof.