PostNitro

Had to check with Grok too ?? Still PostNitro ?? #buildinpublic #ai

It took some time to research all competitors for PostNitro and then provide a comprehensive report! ?? Someone on X said that Manus AI is like having all AI reasoning models stuffed into one .. and this is just ?? It's such a basic query, but so much effort was put into getting the final results. Now, let's test it for a more complex problem! ?? #buildinpublic

I just got access to Manus AI ... The first thing I ask it is: "best ai powered carousel post-generation platforms?" And it directly starts with PostNitro :D Can this be considered product validation, too?! #buildinpublic #manus #ai

A lesson for everyone new to SEO ?? #buildinpublic

DUMBEST MISTAKE ALERT FOR PostNitro! ?? I published a guest post in our blog section and sent a confirmation that it has been published. The person reported that the canonical URL is missing, which will cause indexability issues for the blog post .. ?? It turns out we've never set the canonical URL, type, and images—only the title and description—for the past 10+ months. I sent a fix and got this ?? alert. I had been banging my head trying to understand why these pages weren't getting indexed, and now we know ... ?? CHECK YOUR OG TAGS! #buildinpublic #indiehackers #SaaS

Building in public only works if you’re? actually building something worth sharing. Most founders treat it like a highlight reel... Big wins, flashy numbers, zero substance. That’s why engagement dies off. People don’t just want results. They want the process. The ones who get it right? - Share what’s working and what’s not. - Start conversations instead of just posting into the void. - Earn credibility by showing the work, not just the outcome. Don't just try to look successful. Prove you’re doing the work.

5,000 passive followers won’t? do what 500 engaged ones will. The difference? Real conversations, real credibility, and actual business impact. One platform, one focus, and engagement turned? a Twitter following into 15,000+ PostNitro signups. Partnerships, integrations, and a network effect followed. Not by chasing reach but by showing up? where real conversations were happening.

Nobody cares about your idea. They care about their problem. Before building PostNitro, Muneeb Awan didn’t waste time coding. He talked to real users first. The result? A product built on pain points, not assumptions. 1. Designing carousel posts was a time suck. 2. Formatting and colors? A nightmare. 3. Marketers wanted a faster, easier way.

A failed idea isn’t failure. It’s just redirection. PostNitro started as a? Twitter automation tool. Then Elon’s API changes wiped two? months of development overnight. Instead of forcing a dead idea, they pivoted. The real opportunity? A frustrating, time-consuming? process they dealt with firsthand: Creating carousel posts. 1. People needed a faster way to do it. 2. Existing tools weren’t built for it. 3. The gap was obvious. Three months later, PostNitro launched? a new MVP, built on real user pain. Not assumptions.

Building in public... Genius or just noise? Some swear by it: - Transparency builds trust. - Drives demand. - Attracts the right buyers. Others say it’s just shouting into the void. ?? Zach Barney took the LinkedIn route... (Because, let’s be real, sales folks live here, not Twitter). Muneeb Awan took the Twitter route. But does putting everything out? there actually move the needle?