Développeur indien de 21 ans gagne $3.5K en 2 mois en vendant le code source de l'extension Chrome IA

Prince listed the extension on Product Hunt as part of a three-channel push (Product Hunt, Reddit, Twitter) built around posting the product plus his running revenue numbers, since he had very little existing audience of his own.

He deliberately cross-posted the same write-up to multiple subreddits to reach different audiences with the same story, rather than treating any single post as a one-off.

“I post same content on other Subreddit too”

He frames the mechanism as plain exposure: put the tool and visible revenue proof in front of enough people, and the ones who like it buy it.

Twitter was one of his three declared channels for building the business from the outset, used for posting about the product and its running numbers.

“Market on Twitter, reddit and product hunt.”

He treated the newsletter as owned distribution he could not lose to a platform, and pushed traffic toward it continuously rather than relying only on social reach.

“I funnel traffic to my newsletter relentlessly.”

He directly credits the email list with a large share of revenue, framing it as the payoff of owning distribution rather than renting it from a social platform.

“And I generate ~40% of my revenue from my email list.”