Why require users to earn karma points just to post a SaaS on your platform? That kind of gatekeeping adds friction right at the moment when creators are most motivated to share. Does it actually translate into higher-quality submissions or meaningful engagement? More importantly, does the traffic and exposure gained from posting justify the extra effort and delay? If the goal is growth, this barrier might discourage early adopters instead of attracting them.
Why require users to earn karma points just to post a SaaS on your platform? That kind of gatekeeping adds friction right at the moment when creators are most motivated to share. Does it actually translate into higher-quality submissions or meaningful engagement? More importantly, does the traffic and exposure gained from posting justify the extra effort and delay? If the goal is growth, this barrier might discourage early adopters instead of attracting them.
Why require users to earn karma points just to post a SaaS on your platform? That kind of gatekeeping adds friction right at the moment when creators are most motivated to share. Does it actually translate into higher-quality submissions or meaningful engagement? More importantly, does the traffic and exposure gained from posting justify the extra effort and delay? If the goal is growth, this barrier might discourage early adopters instead of attracting them.