Arnob Ghosh's profile on Product Hunt

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Marketer with an inclination to apply hardcore branding strategies to the Indian pharmaceutical industry, and a zest to learn and explore new things. Experienced in the field of dermatology and Gastroenterology with exposure across therapies of hair care, skin care, anti-fungals, antispasmodics, probiotics and hepatoprotectives.

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1d ago

Does AI change how you price small client fixes?

I do WordPress and WooCommerce fixes for clients. A bug that used to take an hour to find can now be located in ten minutes with AI help, but the careful part (testing on staging, checking nothing else broke) still takes the same time.

So what do I charge for? The minutes it took, or the risk and the result the client gets?

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5d ago

Is launching too early making it hard to understand user feedback?

We launched the MVP fast since we wanted real users and not spend months on perfecting it.

That was done successfully.

However, the feedback was extremely varied. Users were asking for various features, some asked for more simplicity and some struggled with aspects which were not even in our scope.

This led me to conclude that gathering feedback is only half the battle and you should have some system for filtering individual feedback from something which multiple users face.

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5d ago

My 5,000 LinkedIn followers are almost all Japanese. How do I start posting in English?

It's been about a month since I started posting as a founder in English. Blog posts go to Dev.to and Indie Hackers, and I post on X, Threads, Instagram and Facebook too. The one I'm stuck on is LinkedIn.

I've always posted there in Japanese, and I have around 5,000 followers, but almost no connections in the English-speaking world. LinkedIn isn't that big in Japan, and a lot of people here aren't comfortable with English. If I suddenly switched to English, I think a lot of my existing connections would just tune out.

I thought about a separate account just for English, but it looks like LinkedIn only allows one account per person. If they built in auto-translation the way X has, the language barrier would mostly go away.

Anyone else dealing with this? How did you handle it?