ICYMI: Sam Altman was ousted by the OpenAI board and a lot happened over the weekend. The OpenAI president resigned upon learning the news. There were rumours about a return for Sam amidst investor anger at the board. That fell apart for now as Microsoft announced Sam will lead a new team in Microsoft, and OpenAI announced a third CEO in three days by appointing the former Twitch CEO. What do you think of all this? What do you think the future for OpenAI is now that Sam is gone, for now at least?
Fall is one of my favorite seasons, but it's also when most people can start feeling depression and lack of motivation. I decided to start an October achievements chain where other makers/founders/marketer/etc, can tell other a recent goal they achieved. A pat on the back can do miracles sometimes Feel free to tell us your proudest achievement(or put a colleague on the spotlight) in the comments! I'll start: 3 months ago, our SEO monthly visits were around 800-900, and today, we reached out 1.7k organic visits
We spent three months building complex highly requested automation features for our most vocal power users. Meanwhile, our core base of quiet casual users struggled with basic navigation and quietly cancelled their subscriptions.
How do you balance building advanced tools for your elite users without alienating the broader audience who just wants simplicity?
I'm an experienced marketer with a passion for startups and innovation. I switched from B2C and Consumer Product companies to AI SaaS and B2B marketing a year ago, and I love it! I've developed marketing strategies for multiple projects in different fields across all continents! I worked with paid ads, PR, SEO, email marketing, product development, and more. Feel free to ask me anything about your marketing, or feedback if you also want to make the switch from B2C to B2B, and I'll try to give you some tips!
Our vision for Product Hubs is to be your single source of truth and the place to find everything about a product s journey.
Since launching Product Hubs in June, we ve received 800 requests to update pages. We hear you. So today we re making it possible for the owners of these pages to make edits!
Who can manage? Makers of a product and their team members
On Wednesday, Apple announced three new products that look very much like three existing products: the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro. The big difference is what s inside: the company s new M5 chip.
Early on, we treated every user request like an urgent priority, only to realize later that custom features didn't even stop those users from churning. Building what people ask for instead of solving their actual root problem destroyed our focus and wasted months of dev time. If you run a small product team, what framework do you use to filter out isolated demands and keep your core vision intact?
