Would you rather get a backlink from: A) A big site with high DR B) A smaller site your customers actually read I'd want to know who might click it too. A link that brings the right person to Lunacal would make me very happy.

SaaSHub accepts free guest posts. One idea: compare 2 or more similar tools listed there. Explain who each one is for and include useful links. They review posts. Affiliate links aren't allowed. Rules here: saashub.com/site/guest-posts

“Switched from Calendly after 5 years, very impressed so far!” Five years is a lot of habit to undo. They've now set up LunaCal for their company, and clients are already booking. Thank you for trusting us with the switch. #LunaCal #Calendly

A simple way to get a link to your site: Make a useful list of tools on Wakelet. Pick tools your customers need. Explain what each does. Add your product if it fits. Make the list public so people can find and share it. landing.wakelet.com/

You can launch on Product Hunt for free. You don't need to pay someone to post your product either. Create a personal account, add your product link, screenshots and description, then choose your launch day. producthunt.com/launch

One team, several company brands, calendars on different Google accounts. That's a lot to get working together. Seeing an agency describe how they're doing it with LunaCal makes me very happy. #LunaCal #IndieHacker

SEO has been our biggest source of leads at Lunacal. That's why I want to keep working on it. I want more people to find us without paying for each click. If you had a few hours a week for SEO, would you spend them on content or backlinks?

Need more places to submit your SaaS? SaaSHub has a free list of 110 sites: saashub.com/submit Pick a few that fit your product. Check their rules and fees, then submit. The list is free. Some of the sites charge.

Here's a scheduling use case I find pretty exciting. An AI assistant checks your calendar, finds an available slot, books it, and sends the confirmation. No need to send someone a link. Lunacal supports these actions through MCP. Curious how much booking will eventually happen this way.

Someone wrote several paragraphs about our scheduling app and opened by saying they'd make a video if they had time. Sean, you have already done plenty 😂 Thank you for putting this much care into a LunaCal review. #LunaCal #AppSumo

Growth on @X is superfast 🚀 My 12 year old defunct account had 23 followers. Once I started again, I'm about to touch 200 within 2 days Planning to reach 1k in next 15 days If you're a founder or in design, dev, tech, SaaS or AI, let's #connect and follow each other's journey

About 80% of Lunacal users came from another scheduling tool. I think that's more interesting than the total signup number. Getting someone to try software is one thing. Getting them to replace something they've used for years is a completely different challenge.

Switching scheduling tools shouldn't mean spending an entire afternoon recreating your setup. Calendly users can import their configuration into Lunacal. We spend so much time thinking about features. Sometimes removing the pain of switching is just as important.

There's a learning curve when you can customize this much. Fair feedback. I'm glad we could help Stefania get comfortable with LunaCal. I want people to feel good about what they've bought, even if they need a hand getting started. #LunaCal #BuildInPublic

An appointment reminder that just says "Don't forget" is useful. One that lets the customer confirm, cancel or reschedule is much more interesting. We've been exploring this with AI voice calls in Lunacal. The reminder actually becomes part of the workflow.

There's probably someone quietly making $20k/month selling really boring software to a really boring industry. No AI. No personal brand. No daily progress threads. I want to hear from that person.

Built a SaaS? Help people comparing tools find it. Add it to SaaSHub: saashub.com/services/submit Add your website, choose a category and name the tools it can replace. Your product must be live. They review submissions.

“I love that I was able to replace my calendly / savvycal subscriptions with something that just looks so much better.” Love seeing LunaCal become the booking link for someone's paid services, too. #LunaCal #IndieHacker

Founders, which part of SEO do you find hardest? 1. Knowing what to write 2. Getting backlinks 3. Turning visitors into customers SEO brings us more leads than any other channel at Lunacal. Which part should I share more about?