... before - A proper sales infrastructure. The collaboration has only just started, but we are already seeing results. For us, this is a major milestone. @Intrascope.app is gradually moving deeper into the enterprise market , where control over AI costs, context and content can have the biggest impact. It is funny how sometimes the most important outcome of a meeting is something that was never on the agenda. Have you ever had a meeting that started with one topic

... marketing it might be an even bigger one. As makers, we spend so much time improving the product. Then comes the question: How do we get people to discover it - and ultimately turn that attention into real customers and sales? I'm not sure traditional approaches like email marketing and constantly posting on social media are enough anymore. The way people discover products is changing. So I'm curious: How do you approach marketing your product? And for the marketers ... ... that is now where the whole game is. My advice for 2026 and 2027: pick the channel where AI removes your bottleneck rather than the one that is fashionable, then spend the time you saved on choosing the topics

... Agent replies to a customer, AI turns that into a clean rule in the background. Checks it against everything else first so it doesn't save a duplicate or a contradiction. Rules can expire Holiday hours, flash sale codes, whatever. Set an expiry and it prunes itself once it's dead weight. Big policy docs don't nuke your prompt anymore Paste in a huge policy, it writes a short version for the main prompt and embeds the full thing ... ... search. Fast and nothing gets lost. One click and it audits your whole knowledge base This is the one I'm most excited about. Reads every prompt, rule, doc, and Q&A you've got, groups it by topic

... subscribed to more of these than I get through and most of them already mentioned. Two I do open when I get to them: David Lancefield's "Every day is a strategy day" Pete Kazanjy's "Founding Sales" Both are more about how to think than quick tactics. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @foued_sendi  aaaa, okay, sorry, I misunderstood that :D Comment from Stephanie Tang(@stephanie_t0317): Great question. A few newsletters I ve found valuable: Business ... ... Grieder(@picspace): I really enjoy Niko s newsletter at Failory . Learning from failures is incredibly valuable it s reassuring and insightful to see that even successful companies face challenges you d never expect. It covers all kinds of business topics

... Google and Amazon reviews). Comment from Austin Buhl(@austinbuhl): @anna_ludwinowski Those are the problems I believe Salestrics solves. For most startups, work is fragmented across half a dozen tools CRM, chat, meetings, docs, email, support and every new hire increases costs because of per-seat pricing. Teams spend hundreds to thousands of dollars each month while context is scattered everywhere. Salestrics

... demo, deposit, or checkout), and decide beforehand what signal counts: qualified demos, people asking pricing questions, or a few actual purchases. Upvotes tell you attention; a small amount of friction tells you intent. You don t need lots of sales before launching, but you do need a credible route for someone ready to buy. Comment from Abusaid islam said(@abusaid_islam_said): 100% Agree on PH not being a day-1 idea validator anymore. With AI speeding up development ... ... This matches what I'm seeing in reverse, unfortunately. Everything on mine came in since launch itself, nothing built up beforehand, and it shows in how it's tracking. Comment from Raphael C.Sena(@raphael_c_sena): Slightly off topic

... clients more Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @jean_olivier_brassard  Appreciate you breaking this down, the "6 hires isn't a signal but a first VP of Sales usually is" line is such a sharp way to put it. That's basically the whole hard part of sales

... they need somewhere to land that isn't the store page. but if your discovery is all in-product, skip it for now. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @marie_saxon   @byalexai  Probably LinkedIn can be the topic :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @anna_ludwinowski  Hey Anna, thank you so much. Have you ever experienced any soft or hard restrictions? Because some of them are caused by sudden "abnormal" activity. And you can make ... ... that explains the problem clearly will convert better than sending people directly to the chrome store. it's the first place people go to decide if they trust you. for discovery, go where the problem lives. linkedin power users, sales

... advice from various pitch reviews: "Get into the weeds about your regulatory path" and alternatively "Regulatory path is for a follow up meeting." "Limit your deck to these 10 slides" and "Need more slides for details on these three topics" And don't even get me started on the various grades that a deck can get from different AI driven reviews. Comment from Lucas Pols(@lucasjpols): @ethan_cheng  Agreed. Listing too much is simply overwhelming, and an overwhelmed reader ... ... such, had to do with putting the valuation at the front of a pitch deck, to "not waste anyone's time." It can stop the conversation within its flow, and can invite a fast "pass." Like any salesman

... every list here at this point it's less a tool and more a support group for people who hate taking meeting notes. Adding it to my try-list! Comment from S M(@s_m71): Like it, good topic. Mine are mostly AI orientated 1 - Gmail - plus all the ancillary apps that come with workspace 2 - verkko.ai - very cool, connects to all my apps, meetings and data and creates automations 3 - slack - think I will also be a big user ... ... product by 10x Comment from William Nordgren(@william_nordgren): Cant live without: Claude - Designing prototypes, brainstorming and of course coding Figma - Designing prototypes and simple vector graphics Outlook - Client communication and more personalized reach outs Internal CRM - Track sales

... unprompted reaction. Nika, have you found that screenshots from real conversations convert better than polished testimonials? I'd love to know which one has performed best for you. Comment from Abusaid islam said(@abusaid_islam_said): Great topic, @busmark_w_nika ! Early on, we found that asking users for feedback right after they achieve a small win with the product works best. Instead of asking for a generic "review," we ask: "What problem did this solve for you today?" That ... ... arbitrary number of days. Great product is pleasant, but this reduced our weekly reporting process from three hours to thirty minutes is much more credible. Comment from Austin Buhl(@austinbuhl): We got lucky to have some beta partners with Salestrics

... duthoit): @aadilghani  You're right about the two fragile places but we've easy solution to counter that. Let me give you more context about our team workflow. We train each of our team member to Opencode from sales, customer support, delivery, developper, finance, what ever. We've 30+ MCP connected (built-in MCP server that is used as a gateway) that our team can use in Opencode accross all the company services and connect their own company account ... ... Telegram for immediate notification and Discord to cross-communicate: I'm (or my users) creating records about ideas to implement or discuss, Claude read it, update to-to records, we discuss, then Claude write comments to necessary topics

... network of 20,000+ website and blog owners. Not a marketplace. Not a "buy links here" page. A community of people who want their content cited and are willing to cite others. We ask them one question: "What topics are you writing about this quarter?" Then we match them with other owners in the same space. They link to each other. No money changes hands. No "guest post for $200." Just humans helping humans get cited. The backlink industry ... ... maintain that level of patience with every question, you will build something that lasts. What is the most memorable question someone has asked you about your product? Comment from Ashad Ubaid Ur Rehman(@ashad_rehman): How much is your sales

... launch community? Feels like there s a lot to learn there. Comment from Marie Saxon(@marie_saxon): I m about to launch my new product an app for nervous system support for neurodivergent people so thank you for this topic. I m reading the comments and already learning a lot. One mistake I made in a previous launch was staying quiet for too long. I was afraid to talk about the product before it felt ready, while it was still ... ... customers is the goal. I've seen people prematurely launch and even do OK on PH but since they lack onboarding features, long time to value or other UX issues they wasted their opportunity to get a lot of sales

... nika): @mustafa_najoom  Which is your LinkedIn? I would like to connect with you :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @marie_saxon  How long have you been building MettaShift? It sounds like a very comprehensive project (the topic is very huge). I am a fan of your sports effort :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @prashant_patil14  valid point, when you will be doing everything in bursts, you can run out of energy very soon. Wishing ... ... energy and goal setting is pretty strong for everyone, wishing everyone the best for the goals. Your LinkedIn plugin has real potential and someone mentioned many eager clients @busmark_w_nika Work Goals: - Incorporating feedback into Takivo and sales

... Hello everyone! Almost a year ago, I made an online wiki where a wide range of topics in different states ...

... know this situation exists, but not many people are openly talking about it. Being in a highly competitive entrepreneurial environment is challenging on many levels... not only in terms of sales and business growth, but also legal responsibilities, administration, and often handling most things independently, all while managing family and personal stuff. Even less attention is given to how this pressure is experienced by women, who are often expected to balance their careers with being present mothers, managing households ... ... still not there (because the process is obvious, but results show up in the long-term unfortunately). It is very demotivating. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alex_iliescu  What do you mean by this in this topic

... Hello everyone, Just launched Mazori, an agent collaboration platform for Sales, Marketing, Intel and other services. Partnered with Bombora for high quality buying intent data and Prospeo / Hunters etc for B2B data. Agents generate the base line company profile and ICP along with Intent topics

... anything from the ground up, I would just follow tutorial after tutorial, and it felt like I wasn't really getting anywhere. After watching quite a few, I started building from scratch and doing my own research on various topics or issues I came across. Throughout the process, file organization became easier and less daunting. When following tutorials, they manage the files for you, making it harder to organize your own project when the time comes ... ... early 2000's when I started my first business I was using Overture (which became Google Ads). Those were the days. $0.05 to $0.10 per click, I was spending $3000 per month and doing a million plus in sales

... jibon_rouf): Hi everyone, I am Rouf from Bangladesh. I have developed a product to help business owners. I launched it and its been 1 month. My queestion is I have launched it, now what should i do? Ik sales, but how, where? Can anyone please support me by advising me on how to do it? Comment from Summer(@summerxia): @busmark_w_nika  Spot on. It s all risk hedging ... ... work in public. The CEO building a personal brand without a product to point at is one thing. But by the time the product exists, the brand-without-product founder has 6 months of audience that paid attention to topic

... have 50 pages about CRM. It cares if you have one page that answers the specific question someone is asking. But that is harder to sell. "Write one great page" does not sound as actionable as "write 50 pages." Topical depth is the new backlink. Not how many sites link to you. How many subtopics you cover around a core subject. How well you connect them. How clearly you demonstrate that you actually understand the thing. The 2018 playbook ... ... higher conversion rate and a much longer average session duration compared to the big-name publishers. When stakeholders see that the small site actually moves the needle on revenue and brings in "warm" leads that the sales

... already won this fight in their terms of service - "you're responsible for outputs" is in every API contract. Klarna's lawyers can complain, but they signed it. Same way SaaS vendors aren't liable when their customers misuse Salesforce. The real shift coming: insurance. Right now there's no "AI errors and omissions" policy for most use cases. Once that market matures, liability gets priced and distributed like any other operational risk. Until then, the deploying company eats ... ... industries, because each has some vulnerabilities and the cases would differ. Comment from Nida E Zahra Zaidi(@nidaezahraaa): @byalexai  hahaha trueee Comment from siqi huang(@siqi_huang1): Actually,as a college student,I feel perfectly conflicted about this topic

... step actions: for example, purchasing equipment, learning, hiring people, registration, accounting, entering the market, finding customers, and so on. For some reasons, I am not attracted to ideas that already exist on every corner: things like fitness, yoga, online sales, or something along those lines. For example, at one point I decided to get into carpets/rugs: I bought threads and tools from China, but at some stage I felt a strange sense of discouragement from the thought that everything ... ... things we are already maybe little maybe more to become BETTER STRONGER FASTER to achieve sky high goals. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @johnoed  I am happy that you mentioned this case of educating people about the topic

... this page add something the top 10 results don't have? I also started tracking related entities using keyword intelligence platform . If you write about "CRM," you should also mention "contact management," "sales pipeline," "lead tracking," "automation." Those semantic signals tell Google you actually understand the topic

... Stokes(@james_stokes1): Resilience that most people will never be tested on. Not the motivational poster kind. The real kind, where everything has fallen apart, and you build anyway. I spent 30 years as a functioning addict holding down sales jobs while hiding it from everyone. Prison. Homelessness. Lost my daughter to cancer. Was given two years to live. I built Red Flag AI Pro from my mum's sofa after rehab in Indonesia. Launching on Product Hunt this Tuesday ... ... planet and not strive to bankrupt ourselves for a spotted fish or an amoeba that may disappear from our lake. -What kind of jokes does he tell? There are so many other questions to ask that touch this topic