Thanks for the support by the #strava community!

I'm grateful to have received so many great feedbacks on reddit.
Gotta work on them! ⏳

I'll share other learnings on a separate post!
Is there anything y'all are interested to know?

While 𝕏 is a great place to engage with fellow builders, it’s not where my actual users are. Hence I don’t focus much on promoting here.

3/ Engage and Listen to Your Users

Reddit is my main feedback source, and I make it a point to reply to every comment quickly. The insights I get are invaluable and often reveal things I wouldn’t have otherwise known.

This clarity is something I emphasise consistently across all my communication channels.

2/ Be Clear with Your Messaging

I’ll admit, stravify.fun doesn’t solve a major pain point, but as a “fun side project,” it’s pushed me to get really specific with my messaging to attract the right audience.

The core message is simple: Spice up your Strava activities

One aspect I haven’t yet fully explored is diving deeper into which #strava users would enjoy a “fun” tool like stravify.fun. There are more niche subreddits dedicated to #strava users that I plan to check out next.

1/ Know Your Target Users

For stravify.fun, it’s clear that #strava users are my target audience. To reach them, I focused on spaces where they hang out, like the r/Strava subreddit.

The key ingredient here:
One single post on reddit.

Reddit is super underrated.

Don't miss out on reddit.

Do y'all have any other creative ideas for my custom style/prompt?

Here's what I'll do:
I’ll personally check out your product, sign up (if it’s free), and share my first impressions. Let’s do this! ✌️

It has been 100% free and I intended for it to be that way.

But now, this has me rethinking.

What would y'all do?

#buildinpublic

Sharing my journey with the #strava community on reddit as well

What if the teams are starting to comprise of AI agents?

I'm not entirely sure how well this will be received by everyone. 😅