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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
your worst nightmare is you work on something for two months with some guy you soft launch it to like let's say just their newsletter or they just tweet it out the reception isn't great and they cancel the whole project and you lost two months of your life
The two-month soft-launch failure mode that kills the project
The defining launch risk in creator partnerships: two months of build, one soft-launch to a newsletter or tweet, flat reception, project cancelled. Two months gone. Baking failure into the studio model — short pre-validation cycles, smaller bets, faster reads — is the hedge against the worst case.
The thing with Reddit is you can't be overly promotional. So you have to be a little bit more subtle. So if I made like a YouTube video or I made a guide, I would put like all of the good stuff in that Reddit post. I would kind of just tack on a reference to like the YouTube video or the guide. But what I found was more people engaged with it, so it was more likely to go to the front page.
Front-Load Every Reddit Post With Full Value And Tack The Link On At The End
Instead of teasing content to drive clicks, Ben dumps the full value into the Reddit post itself and only mentions his guide or video as an aside. Engagement goes up, the post is more likely to reach the front page, and curious readers still click through for more — the algorithm rewards giving, not gating.
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