kosy arnold

This is a really strong angle, especially forcing video early to filter out low-intent users. One thing I’d watch on launch is where the drop-off happens between signup and that first mandatory video step. That’s probably where most users will hesitate, even if they like the idea in theory. You might get better early traction by reframing it as “skip weeks of texting and know in minutes if...

The Reddit one is what gets me every time, because you can tell instantly when someone just reformatted a blog post and dropped it in a sub. It always feels like an ad and nobody engages. If your tool actually nails the Reddit format that's the hardest problem to solve in content repurposing. I'm in marketing so I'm going to test this today. LinkedIn to Reddit is the conversion I care most...

I feel like analytics is one of those things where the tool either clicks or it doesn't and most platforms are built for data people and everyone else just guesses. So Making it work for both technical and non-technical users is genuinely the hard part to get right. I'm in marketing so I live in analytics dashboards daily and the gap between what I need to see and what most tools surface is...