No-code construction CRM founder needs go-to-market strategy
A first-time SaaS founder with deep construction industry expertise but no coding or marketing experience seeks guidance on how to market a vertical CRM they built with no-code tools. This is a help request rather than a validated market problem statement.
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Developer-Built Marketing Automation Tool Struggling to Find Traction
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