A few days ago I told you that you don't have a content problem.

You have a distribution problem.

Today I want to tell you how I figured that out — and what I did about it.

I have 52 digital products. Real tools that solve real problems. And for a long time I was doing everything "right." Posting on social media. Making videos. Writing articles.

And getting almost nothing back.

Then I stopped and asked myself a simple question:

Where are the people who already have the problem my product solves?

Not general audiences. Not followers. Not friends on Facebook.

The specific person who is frustrated right now, today, searching for an answer.

The answer was Reddit.

Millions of people every day posting their exact problems in communities built around those problems. No algorithm gatekeeping. No ad budget required. Just real people asking real questions.

But with 52 products, I couldn't manually research the right Reddit communities for each one. So I built a tool to do it for me.

It's called the Reddit Finder.

You put in three things about your product — what it does, who it's for, and what problem it solves. The tool shows you the exact Reddit communities where your future customers are already hanging out.

I built it for myself. Then I realized every single person on this list probably needs it too.

I'll send you the link in a few days along with exactly how to use it.