A lot of launch advice focuses on getting attention on day one.

But I m starting to think the harder part is what happens after the spike.

Hello PHs!!

With every new release, OpenAI is killing many startups and smaller companies. For example, the latest OpenAI Agents will surely make some existing AI agents obsolete...

How do you foresee the future of the industry? Do you think the future of AI is heading toward a 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?

Hey everyone!

Got 2 minutes to help us fix online learning? https://tally.so/r/w2GzZe

Quick question: how many online courses are sitting unfinished in your accounts right now?

We've all been there - bought that course at 2am feeling motivated, watched exactly 2 videos, then never opened it again.

It feels like everything s changing from how we write resumes to how we prep for interviews. I'm curious what tools people are using now.

Are AI mock interviews the new norm? Is LinkedIn more important than ever?

If you're job hunting or recently got hired, how are you navigating it all?

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I think everyone heard the fact that 40-50% of the published websites in the world are made with WordPress just insane, as this means around 500 million websites.

No, but honestly, I can no longer imagine a use case where you still start with WordPress and build a website today.

Since 2003, people have built websites with WordPress, and it was once known for its easiness and affordability. As you could build websites without learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Hi PH,

I'm starting the process of developing YouTube videos to support a launch I'm planning for in the fall. It's for a B2B edge networking product addressed to a Developer and CloudOps audience

As I come really close to launching "MarketFit", I have read about benefits of engaging a Hunter - both from the perspective of credibility and visibility.

I have heard that some Hunters are more focused on hunting in a niche eg only Dev tools, while others are agnostic to the niche/category. So, is it really like approaching each hunter individually and checking their interest in hunting your product or is there a forum via PH?

Also, for those who already got a hunter for their product, did you see the difference in the interest in your product? How long before did you reach out to hunters? Did they charge you money (directly or indirectly)?

Also, any Hunters reading this - would be great if you could help us.

Yesterday I met an old friend after 2 years we had a ton to catch up on, and of course, I ended up excitedly rambling about AI and product tech .

He listened patiently, then hit me with a question I wasn t ready for:

I recently started working on an AI-SaaS product, and like many of us here, I wanted to avoid building something no one really wants.

So here s the process I followed (and still refining) curious how you do it too:

1. Start with a painful workflow

Bloomberg reported today that Meta (read: Facebook) is "considering potential budget cuts as high as 30% for the metaverse group next year." That's the same group behind the Quest VR headsets and the online VR game Horizon Worlds. During its annual budgeting sessions, CEO Mark Zuckerberg usually asks execs to identify 10% in cuts, but "the metaverse group was asked to cut deeper this year given that Meta has not seen the level of industry-wide competition over the technology that it once expected."

Now, we're old enough to remember when Zuckerberg went all in on the metaverse in 2021. He, uh, even changed the company's name.