<ul><li>Hey Press  </li><li>Pitch Pigeon  </li><li>Pressfarm  </li><li>Pressfriendly  </li><li>Promotehour  </li><li>Startuplister  </li><li>Submit.co  </li></ul>

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<figure><img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/max/500/1*hotTfrXFovESzLWbQzDX7w" width="785" height="523"></figure><img alt="Raffaele Gaito" src="https://miro.medium.com/max/500/1*BsJucxVKaPumAdTJVdA_n" width="48" height="48">…and easily get early adopters and press coverage.<h2 data-selectable-paragraph="">Directories</h2>Directories are the best places to post your product/startup/app and get feedback, early adopters and press coverage. There are new directories almost everyday, but most of them are quickly abandoned. The next links are all active directories (checked one by one).<h2 data-selectable-paragraph="">Beta test tools</h2>If you need early adopters to test your beta product, use one of the following services. They are all paid services but you get very detailed feedback from the users. It’s worth it.<h2 data-selectable-paragraph="">Reddit channels</h2>Be careful with reddit. It’s an amazing tool but it has its own rules and netiquette. Be sure to understand it before posting your product. The next link are pretty generic channels, I suggest you to also find specific channels for your niche, your platform or your market.<h2 data-selectable-paragraph="">Submission services</h2>If you don’t have time to manually submit your startup/product to all these websites, or if you want to reach several tech blogs in one shot, you can use one of these services and they will do the submission for you. Some of them can be also used to find bloggers/journalists contacts.

Directories are the best places to post your product/startup/app and get feedback, early adopters and press coverage. There are new directories almost everyday, but most of them are quickly…

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…and easily get early adopters and press coverage.

Directories are the best places to post your product /startup/app and get feedback, early adopters and press coverage. There are new directories almost everyday, but most of them are quickly abandoned. The next links are all active directories (checked one by one).

If you need early adopters to test your beta product, use one of the following services. They are all paid services but you get very detailed feedback from the users. It’s worth it.

Be careful with reddit. It’s an amazing tool but it has its own rules and netiquette. Be sure to understand it before posting your product . The next link are pretty generic channels, I suggest you to also find specific channels for your niche, your platform or your market.

If you don’t have time to manually submit your startup/product to all these websites, or if you want to reach several tech blogs in one shot , you can use one of these services and they will do the submission for you. Some of them can be also used to find bloggers/journalists contacts.

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