... also representative of what user are actually asking ChatGPT. For example, if you see more ChatGPT-user agent visits on pages / blog posts pertaining to a particular feature e.g. integration capabilities, then you know to include prompts on this topic in your set AND perhaps weight them more heavily when calculating your overall visibility. This approached combined with reliable search volume data (like you mention) I think can make the results a bit more robust. It would be really nice ... ... through Semrush). Of course, I'd expect something much more accurate one day -- will Google provide some sort of "sanitized" set of prompt-volume data, like they do in GSC for traditional search? Some vendors use data sourced from sketchy

... your own? Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): Great question @busmark_w_nika ! You never disappoint in bringing such interesting topics! Here s what I d add for my vibecoder buddies: Work in small chunks - Don t prompt AI for a whole app at once (will break your existing finalized design) break it down page by page or feature by feature. Sketch

... genuinely something magical about analog, especially with everyone today stuck at some screen. Cool story, wild how stepping back can sometimes be the fastest way forward. Comment from Borja DR(@borja_diazroig): I love this topic! Some weeks ago I was sketching

... Hunt. That s true! However, my impression is that platforms will evolve toward having only Makers publish their products just a guess based on trends I ve been noticing :) Comment from Zac Zuo(@zaczuo): This is a really interesting topic. The way I see it, there's a natural tension here between what makes Product Hunt special (its discovery "magic") and its growing influence, which makes makers want more control. This problem usually happens when a maker team wants ... ... badge system for verified makers could balance credibility and flexibility? Comment from Abel Csengeri(@abel_csengeri): Verifying domains? Cool idea but let s not make launching feel like filing taxes. Some of the best stuff comes from folks with sketchy

... recall Hillary Clinton, how she was waving to someone in the audience (not because she knew someone, but it was a great marketing/psychological move) personalisation :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @manu_goel2 And what about those uncomfortable topics? Aren t you the one who embraces challenges? I mean... I would feel the same but sometimes I do something irrational and unexpected and go for totally unknow things lol :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ngorgiashvili   That ... ... steady breathing while speaking. Practice mouth opening exercises : singers sometimes use a simple two-finger mouth-opening routine to loosen up and reduce stammering. Try and talk loud doing so. Mind-map your ideas: instead of writing them linearly, sketch

... more I feel like I'm missing out on something (FOMO) every second I'm offline. The tech world changes so fast. My first experience with a computer was around the age of 8 I used Microsoft Paint to sketch houses because we didn t have internet at home. I got online for the first time at 11, and by 12 or 13, I had already joined social media. Looking back, I sometimes think I could have used that time ... ... computer games. The younger generations (born after 2000) are given smartphones as toddlers (in some cases literally). Is there an ideal age and "restrictions" when a child should be introduced to the online world? Personally, I think that these topics

... regular people to have some protection. I'm curious, what are some of the biggest mistakes that people make in terms of security? Or maybe what are some of the things that people overlook most often? Also, slightly different topic, but I'm curious if you have any thoughts on the rise of vibe coding and what that means for security. I know I've seen a lot of people discussing how a lot of vibe coded apps ... ... much more accessible to people. But lets face it, Security isn't sexy - you only want it after you need it. I think the biggest thing you see from the general user is password reuse. The Michael Mcintyre sketch

... community driven votes and the editorial committee votes? Comment from S L(@kabutar111): @matthew_gordon  i have personally noticed this fake upvote startegy and over 800 upvotes on products that look like bad first Sketch. So, for sure a area needs tackling. Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @matthew_gordon   @luke_arwayda  Thanks! We got a ton of sign-ups and even more page views, which was awesome to see. But what really stood out was the feedback ... ... search bar on the forums? Is that intentional, still coming, or forgotten? The amount of time I spent searching for it or trying to find a way around not having it... it would be so valuable for finding topics

... concepts like customer journey maps and service blueprints to manage more complex ideas. That said, one thing I ve learned is that thought processes are deeply personal and require internalization. Even if two people share similar ideas about a topic, their mind maps will always look different. I think that s what makes visual thinking so unique and valuable. This realization inspired me to create a product called Minduck Discovery , which aims to help individuals internalize their thought processes ... ... based on a true scientific model in terms of semantics, documented in a very informative way, it is powerful and integrates conscious AI functions (human thinking comes first, with the help of visuals...). A tool such as SketchEngine