I think this is a prime case for individual outreach.
"Hey I saw you on Indie Hackers building X. I am building in public, too.
I just finished a site that helps small projects raise funds and get feedback. Think producthunt for indie hackers. It's free to sign up and I am going to do a big marketing push in the next few weeks. Would love to have your project on there!"
I totally agree, I don't think Indiebackers should replace that process, it's completely different.
I'm terrible at networking but I hope this launch will get me out of my comfort zone.
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How are they going to get submissions if they dont launch it? I understand your point, but to get submissions, they need to get eyes on the platform.
I think this is a prime case for individual outreach.
"Hey I saw you on Indie Hackers building X. I am building in public, too.
I just finished a site that helps small projects raise funds and get feedback. Think producthunt for indie hackers. It's free to sign up and I am going to do a big marketing push in the next few weeks. Would love to have your project on there!"
Exactly, and that's how ideas get off ground.
I don't think Indie Backers can replace this process.
I totally agree, I don't think Indiebackers should replace that process, it's completely different. I'm terrible at networking but I hope this launch will get me out of my comfort zone.