Getting your startup noticed can feel like a daunting task.

You’ve put in the hard work, built something incredible, but the question remains: where do you share your vision and engage with people who understand the journey you’re on, or where can you find your first early adopters?

We’ve put together a comprehensive toolkit to help you navigate this process and get your startup the attention it deserves. This resource covers various platforms and communities where you can list your business, engage with like-minded individuals, and amplify your presence online. Plus, for our Aussie entrepreneurs, we’ve included a filter to show you Australian-specific platforms.

Here's how you can start getting noticed:

• Slack Communities – These are fantastic for connecting with people who genuinely care about what you’re building. You can share your challenges and successes with individuals who understand the startup world.
  
  
• Directories – Listing your startup on well-known directories isn’t just about gaining visibility. It also helps to improve your SEO and makes it easier for the right people to find you.
  
  
• Tech Journalists (with emails) – Pitching your story to the right tech journalists can be a game-changer. We’ve compiled a list of journalists who specialise in covering startups, so you can easily reach out.
  
  
• Blogs & Newsletters – Getting featured in blogs or newsletters that your target audience already reads can drive significant attention to your startup. It’s about tapping into the existing conversations your audience is following.
  
  
• Facebook Groups & Reddit Threads – Engaging in relevant Facebook Groups and Reddit Threads can generate meaningful discussions and foster genuine connections that could lead to new opportunities.
  
  

By using these resources, you’ll be able to make your startup impossible to ignore.