Promo your product. Is free.

[thereader]

Hello to everyone who launches their product.

I have a large number of subscribers on social networks and in the weekly newsletter.

And I offer a deal: you give a discount with a promotional code for members of my community and I include your service in the list of “deals” and publish them weekly.

The discount should be at least 10% and $200 (The discount amount must meet at least one condition.)

[hugeblack]

I have a large number of subscribers on social networks and in the weekly newsletter.

Can you prove this comment?
Are these followers real or fake? Interact with you? Schemes? Analytics? Links to topics? Youtube, Twitter, Facebook? And other stuff?
What is the newspaper and weekly newsletter?

The discount should be at least 10% and $200.

How is it free and then you are required to pay fees?

I don’t think it is the right board, you to need to move to the services board.

[californiaquail]

The discount should be at least 10% and $200.

What do you mean by "and $200" ?

[TryNinja]

The discount should be at least 10% and $200.

What do you mean by "and $200" ?

I think this means it needs to be at least 10% representing $200 or more. So, if your product costs $1900, 10% is $190, so you should offer $200 (more than 10%).

[Diced90]

Hello to everyone who launches their product.

I have a large number of subscribers on social networks and in the weekly newsletter.

And I offer a deal: you give a discount with a promotional code for members of my community and I include your service in the list of “deals” and publish them weekly.

The discount should be at least 10% and $200.

Why would you offer this for free? Is there any reason in particular?

You have developed a following, and you're going to shill them random crap for free just because it has a 10% discount? That's a good way to lose your followers/subscribers.

[julerz12]

Hello to everyone who launches their product.

I have a large number of subscribers on social networks and in the weekly newsletter.

And I offer a deal: you give a discount with a promotional code for members of my community and I include your service in the list of “deals” and publish them weekly.

The discount should be at least 10% and $200.

Your Thread title is a bit off, this service clearly isn't "Free" since you're giving discounts and asking for a $200 fee.
Also, if you are really confident on how great and big these social networks you have, list them all in this thread, all your social networks.
That way, any possible client would be able to check and verify them; 'cause for all we know, those "subscribers" could be nothing less than thousands of fake/bot accounts. Just sayin. 

[thereader]

Are these followers real or fake? Interact with you? Schemes? Analytics? Links to topics? Youtube, Twitter, Facebook? And other stuff?
What is the newspaper and weekly newsletter?

Over 4.3K Facebook Subscribers. 40% of which is an entrepreneur from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. 20% are founders of startups and 5% are business angels or fund representatives: https://www.facebook.com/ivan.sologub.

More than 3K subscribers in linkedin. 60% of which are investors or investment analysts: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivansologub/

Mailing list: more than 1.2K subscribers, 50% of whom are startups who have passed the seed stage, 40% are financiers and analysts of European funds. At least 35% of the openings of each letter: https://tinyurl.com/tesg8xn

Slack chat is a new undertaking in which a little less than a hundred startups of the Seed round and above. Several investors are the business of angels: http://bit.ly/StartupSchool2020.

How is it free and then you are required to pay fees?

You never pay anything. Among my subscribers there are many of my clients whom I want to do pleasant.

What do you mean by "and $200" ?

At least $200.

Why would you offer this for free? Is there any reason in particular?

You have developed a following, and you're going to shill them random crap for free just because it has a 10% discount? That's a good way to lose your followers/subscribers.

I wrote that I want to do good to my clients, current and past, who read me. In addition, I will use this to increase the number of subscribers.

[DarkDays]

Over 4.3K Facebook Subscribers. 40% of which is an entrepreneur from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. 20% are founders of startups and 5% are business angels or fund representatives: https://www.facebook.com/ivan.sologub.

More than 3K subscribers in linkedin. 60% of which are investors or investment analysts: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivansologub/

Mailing list: more than 1.2K subscribers, 50% of whom are startups who have passed the seed stage, 40% are financiers and analysts of European funds. At least 35% of the openings of each letter: https://tinyurl.com/tesg8xn

Slack chat is a new undertaking in which a little less than a hundred startups of the Seed round and above. Several investors are the business of angels: http://bit.ly/StartupSchool2020.

Looks like quite a diverse following you've got there, also your demographic seems like it would warrant a high PPC/CPM.

Why don't you spend your time marketing your platform directly, e.g. growth hacking, rather than resorting to cheap ways to get followers.

Usually, promoting products wont generate much hype unless these products are already extremely well known.

You wont find many of those on a forum mostly dedicated to new projects.