Indie SaaS founders lack scalable organic distribution without ad budgets
Solo and small-team SaaS builders struggle to grow beyond launch spikes because paid advertising is unaffordable and SEO requires sustained expertise most developers lack. Without a reliable organic channel, products stagnate even when the core product functions well.
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