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Indie SaaS founders can't break through AI-saturated growth channels

A founder describes struggling to acquire users as the SaaS market floods with LLM-built products, making it hard to stand out regardless of product quality. Cold email outreach and LinkedIn are increasingly dominated by AI-generated content and automated pitches, leaving being present in niche communities as one of the few tactics that still works, though it doesn't scale well.

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