How to Find Users for Your SaaS
A practical workflow for finding SaaS users by spotting people already asking for tools, alternatives, workflows, and fixes in public conversations. Read more
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Practical playbooks for finding high-intent leads from Reddit, Quora, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and the public conversations where buyers ask for help.
Where SaaS buyers actually hang out (and how to reach them)
Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Quora, and YouTube each attract different buyer moments. Here’s who you’ll find on each — and the outreach style that works. Read more
Building in public: a SaaS distribution strategy that compounds
Share the journey, earn trust, and turn daily updates into inbound — without turning your feed into a pitch deck. Read more
Post-launch distribution: what to do in the first 30 days
Launch day traffic fades fast. Here’s a simple week-by-week plan to turn a Product Hunt spike into steady inbound. Read more
Where to list your SaaS after launch (directories, marketplaces, and communities)
A practical checklist of places to list your product so buyers searching “best [category] tool” can find you — beyond Product Hunt. Read more
How to Find SaaS Leads on X (Twitter)
Advanced search patterns, intent phrases, and how to mine competitor launch threads for hand-raisers in the comments. Read more
How to Find SaaS Leads on Reddit
A practical workflow for finding high-intent Reddit posts from people asking for tool recommendations, alternatives, and stack advice. Read more
Value-first replies that convert (without getting downvoted)
The 3-part structure we use for Reddit and Quora drafts: answer the question, show your work, then a soft CTA. Read more
How to Find SaaS Leads on LinkedIn
Intercept competitor conversations, spot evaluation language, and comment where B2B buyers compare vendors publicly. Read more
How to Find SaaS Leads on Quora
Find questions that rank on Google, answer with tutorials not pitches, and build evergreen inbound for your category. Read more
Quora answers that rank on Google for months
Evergreen questions are underrated distribution. Here’s how to pick queries worth answering once. Read more
How to Find SaaS Leads on YouTube
Mine comment sections on competitor reviews and tutorial videos where buyers ask which tool to pick. Read more
YouTube comment threads: the most ignored B2B lead source
Competitor review videos and how-to threads are full of buyers asking which tool to pick. Most founders never look. Read more
The 15-minute daily lead review routine
Batch-approve leads across five platforms in one coffee break. A sample workflow from signup to first copy-paste. Read more
Stop burning budget on cold ads before you fix distribution
If nobody is searching for your category yet, ads amplify a positioning problem. Intent-led social fixes the top of funnel first. Read more
LinkedIn intercept without cringe DMs
Comment on the moment of frustration — not the person’s job title. How our LinkedIn Agent drafts contextual openers. Read more
From 0 to 20 customers using only Reddit threads
A solo founder case study: no ads, no outbound email — just daily approval of AI drafts for high-intent posts. Read more
X threads: catching real-time tool requests
Founders ask for recommendations in public every hour. Speed wins — if you can draft a helpful reply in minutes, not hours. Read more
Guides for finding buyers from real conversations
Most lead-gen advice still starts with cold lists, scraping, and generic outbound. The SaaSLeadsBuddy blog focuses on the warmer path: finding people who already describe a problem, ask for recommendations, compare tools, or look for someone to hire — on Reddit, Quora, YouTube, X, and LinkedIn.
Start with value-first replies and intent scoring, then use the same workflow for SaaS products, agencies, and consulting offers.