... this work for 3 types of people around me: investors and traders (who usually automate something in the markets), people who delegate (you have other people doing the work and making money for you when it comes to services), productmakers this one applies to us,

... From experience, I see that productmakers most often rely primarily on just 2 things: 1. Social media (and ads on them) 2. Influencers and UGC As if nothing else existed. For me personally, though, things like these are often overlooked: Reddit marketing Getting featured in Medium articles A mention on Wikipedia (which is fairly often cited by LLMs) Which marketing hack would you recommend your fellow

... actual human reading this, the key reasoning is Bot comments, and it seems ProductHunt forum replies fall into two categories for most products: Posts with bot replies upvoted by other bots who also follow each other. Posts where the Product

... infancy, just a few weeks old. We are a 2-person team and have a roadmap to take us to group greetings and gift cards...but we are here. I would love to hear from other card senders and productmakers about what you think of our platform and what you would like to see at Bebeh Cards ...

... concentration of power among big whales like OpenAI, Google, Meta, etc.? Or do you think there will always be untouched categories where these big corporations won t venture, allowing smaller companies to emerge? Curious to know what AI productMakers think! Comment from Anmol Chetan(@deleted-7657579): The future of AI sounds exciting, but I wonder if it s healthy for only a handful of companies to have all the power ...

... Hello productmakers and hunters, We ve been working on BrewVideo , a video platform designed specifically for creating

... Howdy, fellow productmakers! How and where do you keep and organize all of your data (ideas, hypotheses, visions, results of tests, insights, extracted data from customer interviews and user researches, tasks, etc.) for your

... Sebo Studio (www.sebostudio.com or https://dribbble.com/sebostudio) and worked remotely for Denmark startups and US agency before started the studio. I want to share my design knowledge by giving some feedbacks about UX/UI design or overall visual design for productmakers. I have like one hour-ish free time each morning to do this. What do you guys think about this? and how I should start this program ...