... Comment from Raj Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): the idea has legs because it's solving a real LinkedIn power user pain, not a hypothetical one. for distribution at MVP stage: skip broad channels and go straight to the LinkedIn automation communities (Phantombuster users, Expandi users, Sales Nav heavy users). those people already understand account restrictions and will install immediately if you frame it as risk reduction, not activity tracking. chrome web store SEO is slow but worth doing right from ... ... clarify which user you are protecting. flavor 1: the active recruiter or BD person whose income depends on LinkedIn volume. for them the differentiator is hard safety rails (rate quantification, daily caps, warning state). they will pay because the alternative

... same, did switching tools actually move the needle, or was it more about follow-up speed + process? Comment from Moeez(@moeez1): @sudipta_biswas4  Fair question. From what we ve seen, people don t really react to AI vs human , they react to whether the call is relevant and well-timed. And yes, if someone asks, it s always disclosed honestly. Comment from Mira Charkawi(@mira_charkawi): I'm currently using phantombuster

... modern sales stack is a mess. Apollo, Lemlist, Clay, Phantombuster, Dropcontact, Smartlead, a CRM. That's 6-8 tools, $500-1k/month, and 20+ hours/week just to operate them. And most founders I talk to have bought at least three of these and barely use any of them. Here's what I've noticed: The real cost isn't the subscriptions, it's the learning curve. Clay is genuinely powerful, but you need to understand waterfall enrichment, which data providers ... ... Khashayar Mansourizadeh(@khashayar_mansourizadeh1): @cathcorm  If you like, I can show how you can replace most or all of this stack with starnus.com, not because we compete with them, but because we have integration with all the best alternatives

... keep the existing price for existing customers. That gives a strong incentive for those users not to churn, as they would need to pay more if they come back. You can even leverage this to run an upsell campaign. Phantombuster for example, sends an email to all users saying they will increase pricing at the end of the month but if you upgrade before the end of the month, you will keep the current price forever. Comment from sietse schelpe ... ... sietse_schelpe): Depending on the market, if you use ai api, I fear they will look for better alternatives

... mentioning my video :) Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): Here's some PH v/s Reddit drama: Are Reddit and Product Hunt Frenemies? Back in 2022, I mentioned a Product Hunt (PH) scraper on my subreddit, r/GrowthHacking. It was a competitor to @PhantomBuster

... tools I used to create content in 2024, and I m not letting go of them in 2025: Canva and Recraft for visuals Creatify AI for video OpenAI for assistants for every task n8n for workflow automation PhantomBuster for outreach Telegram Messenger and Slack for communication Notion to tie it all together What s your go-to toolkit? Comment from Nick Stein(@nick_stein2): Obviously, I am using some AI but the main tools I use for content creation ...

... Find a viral product idea using Exploding Topics. Build an MVP using Zapier or Make. Find warm leads using Phantombuster. Use this DM template: "Hey! I saw you're interested in [topic, industry, or niche]. You can get [your freebie] today! Here's a brief description of what you're getting for free: [small description]. Check it out: [link]." Follow up: "I m launching [your product]. Would you like to join the waitlist?" Run an awareness poll and attach ...

... great combination for cold outreach. Comment from Jessica Young(@jessicayoungq): I'm using AI to scrape relevant online communities and forums to find people genuinely interested in my product area, then reaching out with personalized cold messages. Tools like PhantomBuster make the scraping part easy. The key is highly targeted outreach to get those first evangelists. Quality over quantity! Comment from VeeLane | AI & Web3 | Founder(@veelane): @sentry_co I've decided to take the manual route too. I've been ...

... What AI Tools do you use most often when you re at work? If you don t, share a reason why you believe they re not effective. AI Tools I use: ChatGPT Claude Canva Make.com Typefully Phantombuster Share your success or hate stories with AI! I m curious to know :) God of Prompt ...