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Topic: collecting feedback for a new software product
Title: What feedback questions helped you improve your first product?
Body: I am building a small software product and want to learn where early users get stuck. I plan to ask what they were trying to do, what confused them and what they would change. Which questions gave you useful feedback rather than polite compliments?
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Best for r/entrepreneur, r/personalfinance, r/fitness and any community that rewards lived experience.
Title: I spent [time] doing [thing]. Here is what actually worked. Body: Some background: [one or two lines on who you are and why you tried this]. What I tried first: [the obvious approach and why it fell short]. What changed things: [the specific insight, habit, or tool]. The numbers: [concrete before and after]. What I would do differently: [one honest regret]. Happy to answer questions in the comments.
Best for r/SaaS, r/design, r/webdev and other build-in-public subreddits.
Title: Built [thing] to solve [problem]. Would love brutal feedback. Body: The problem I kept hitting: [specific, relatable pain]. What I built: [one sentence, no marketing language]. What I am unsure about: [two genuine open questions]. What I am not asking for: signups. Just tell me where this falls apart.
Best for large general subreddits where questions outperform announcements.
Title: What is your honest take on [topic] in 2026? Body: I have seen [observation A] and [observation B] and they seem to contradict each other. My current view: [short opinion, stated as an opinion]. Where I think I could be wrong: [one line]. Curious what people who actually do this day to day think.
Best for evergreen posts that keep ranking in Google and get cited by AI assistants.
Title: A practical guide to [task], from someone who has done it [N] times Body: Who this is for: [audience]. Step 1: [action] - [why it matters]. Step 2: [action] - [common mistake to avoid]. Step 3: [action] - [how to tell it worked]. Tools I actually use: [short list, no affiliate links]. Ask away if anything is unclear.
Use only where self-promotion is allowed and lead with value, never the product.
Title: How we cut [metric] by [amount] without [expensive thing] Body: Context: [the situation and constraint]. What we changed: [three concrete changes]. Results: [numbers, with the timeframe]. Full disclosure: I work on [product], which we used for step two. The rest works with anything.
Best for joining existing threads where your product genuinely fits.
Answer the question first in one or two sentences. Add the specific detail only someone with experience would know. If it is relevant, mention what you use and disclose your connection in the same line. End with a question that keeps the thread going.
Make it your own
Add your real context and remove any detail that is not true. Check community rules, select the appropriate flair and disclose your product relationship where relevant. A useful question should invite genuine discussion rather than disguise an advertisement.
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