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I’m Rohit Kushwaha, an AI Content Creator helping 1000+ professionals, creators, and job seekers to leverage AI tools, LinkedIn growth, and personal branding for success. Why Collaborate With Me? ✅ AI Simplified: I break down ChatGPT prompts, free AI tools, and emerging tech into actionable insights for creators, marketers, and learners. ✅ LinkedIn Growth: Helping creators turn their profiles into lead magnets through AI-driven content, SEO strategy, and ghostwriting. ✅ Brand Partnerships: Collaborated with tech/AI brands to promote tools, run influencer campaigns, and drive affiliate sales with a value-first approach. ✅ Job Seeker Advocate: Sharing free AI courses, job-ready prompts, and remote job leads in SaaS, tech, and marketing.

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7d ago

How do you handle power users who are burning through your resources on a flat-rate plan?

We launched with simple predictable flat-fee pricing model to make onboarding as frictionless as possible for early customers. It helped us secure our initial user base quickly, but now a small percentage of power users are consuming 90% of our cloud infrastructure and customer support time. Moving them to a usage-based tier feels necessary for our unit economics, but we are terrified of sparking a massive backlash from the very people who championed our product from day one.
What is the best playbook for shifting heavy users to consumption pricing without looking greedy?

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12d ago

Why do users ask for features they end up never using?

Our most requested feature from feedback forms took us three weeks to build and ship. We launched it with an announcement email and in app banner but less than 5% of active users have touched it since.

It was a good reminder that what users say they want in a survey often differs from what actually fits into their daily habits.

How do you validate feature requests before committing engineering time to build them?

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13d ago

Best Python side projects that don't feel like a second full-time job?

Working with enterprise tools all day means my brain is fried by the time I get home but I really don't want my Python skills to gather dust.

I tried tackling massive ML projects on the side before but I always end up quitting halfway because they're too heavy. I'm trying to find a balance maybe a lightweight automation or a simple local AI tool that I can hack away at for 30 minutes a day.

What small coding projects did you build that actually held your interest?