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What organic marketing methods are working for a B2C SaaS currently?

As with the vibecoding many were building products and due to this every known platforms for finding users and marketing the product we built has tightened.

Reddit channel removes the post and bans if it finds as it is marketing.

Twitter is also piled up with builders and takes a lot of time to get traction(as in my case I have zero followers)

It feels like impossible to build organic growth for the product. Anyone who has built and gained users with minimal budget? Looking for inputs to get over this.

My user segment is job seekers from PM, Engineering, operations and marketing functions at first.

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u/Wander_ryan — 3 days ago
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Lost a feral mother cat and her kitten died within days. Feeling tragic.

I'm feeling very sad after losing two cats in just a few days. These cats aren’t mine, but the mother of the three kittens gave birth in our storeroom on May 28 and has been living there ever since. Recently, one day the mother cat didn’t come back, and we sensed something was wrong. A mother cat wouldn’t normally leave her kittens so early. When I checked around the house, I found a cat trap that my neighbor had set up, and I was heartbroken to see it.

The next morning, I asked him what he had done to the cat. He admitted that he had caught her and had someone take her far away. He said he didn’t know where they left her, explaining that he raises hens for business and that the cats in our area have been killing them.

The saddest part is that on the day the mother cat was trapped, I heard what sounded like a cat low-pitched meowing in the middle of the night. I woke up and thought about checking, but I assumed it was normal for cats to make those sounds at night, so I ignored it. After that, he stopped using the trap. Since then, we have been caring for the three kittens, comforting them as they play in our garden. They play with me too, and I’ve grown very attached to them.

We had planned to release the three cats into a garden, somewhere safe for them to live, once they were about three to four months old. That’s usually when a mother cat would naturally leave her kittens.

But yesterday, an old stray cat attacked one of the kittens, and it died in the fight. There were no visible wounds, but when I took it to the vet, they said it was likely due to internal injuries.

Worried that the stray might come back and attack the other two, we took them to the safe garden today, to some people we know who will care for them there.

This whole situation feels tragic to me. I’ve had many cats since childhood, and I love them deeply. It hurts a lot when something happens to them. In the past, I’ve lost a few cats to dog attacks, and that left its own scars, but this feels different. I keep blaming myself, thinking that if I had only checked when I heard the mother cat when it's in the cage that night, I might have been able to save her, and all of these cats could still be safe right now.

u/Wander_ryan — 7 days ago