What would you tweet if you ran Product Hunt's Twitter account?

@amrith How to get into none tech tech, with actual examples. It would be really nice to see real world experiences on how to make the jump

@amrith if you weren't working on what you're doing right now, who would you want to work with and on what product? (existing or new)

@amrith keep it on brand - "curation of the best new products, every day." Fun, fresh, and insightful is how I perceive PH's brand. Social posts should be a reflection of that ethos — with messaging that resonates *especially* with founders/makers. Be careful, the lowest form of curation is resurfacing the old evergreen stuff — but it works sometimes! More: - SHOW ME YOUR HOMESCREEN! My favorite twitter game 🤠 - way more PH Radio (even the old ones!) - surfacing the best content from other blogs, podcasts, interviews with founders/operators that are a part of OR are relevant to the PH community - product reviews - deep dives! highlight the PH Medium page and pull content from it - open ended asks — recommendations and best of lists always work. "what is the best (XYZ) you've ever used?" Who is the best (XYZ) you know? - Protips for using commonly used products or pro level feature explainers Less: - posts for individual featured products — feels like a bot, and just isn't very engaging. maybe combine the top 3? - lowest common denominator content — viral stuff like motivational clips of elon, steve jobs etc

@amrith 1. Memes about recent tech and product trends. 2. Various kinds of threads : Interesting micro stories, lessons, lists and collections 3. Infographics to help and visualize cool data related to products. Or even timelines of how certain products started, how-tos, important dev data of tech stacks visualized by top 20 startups or design data. 4. Polls 5. Fill in blanks style of content : If you got $10M in Funding you would _________ or how'd you allocate it.

@amrith products that didn't make the front page of PH on launch, but that are now doing great