Network, network, network!

The main strategy is to be good and honest, help others, and respect your own work as well as the work of others. Don’t hesitate to share your ideas. I believe in a proactive networking strategy that involves attending industry events, participating in online forums, and engaging with peers on platforms like that. To organize and maintain my network, I use tools like Notion to keep track of contacts and interactions.

Hi @dan_o_malley, I noticed you’re launching soon and wanted to take this opportunity to connect. Would you be interested in supporting each other’s work? As a solo dev, I recently launched my first tool publicly and tested several platforms to get traction. Here’s a breakdown of the results: 1. Hackernoon — Wrote a tutorial addressing the problem my tool solves (✅ effective) 2. Reddit — Posted in relevant subreddits + engaged with the community (✅ effective) 3. Twitter/X — Consistently engaged with the community and posted updates (😐 occasionally effective) 4. HackerNews — Submitted a few posts (❌ not effective) 5. ProductHunt — Engaged with the community via discussions (❌ not effective)

I focus on intentional connections, offering value, and staying active, consistent especially on LinkedIn.

Yes, you are right. right now I don't use any network tool for it

Networking goes a long way, it doesn’t have to be within your niche or industry, network with others too, that is why I love LinkedIn