I ve noticed two main narratives in how companies view their competitors.
Either it s a fight to the death approach exactly like what we see between Replit and Lovable (though it seems Replit does more of the provoking ) basically: We speak badly about our competition.
What are some of the most exciting and innovative AI-powered design projects that you have seen or worked on? How do you envision the future of product design and the role of AI in shaping it?
And it can be challenging to keep up! How do you supercharge your community growth? I don't understand how some communities really explode overnight suddenly. If you've cracked the code on building a thriving community, share your tips and tricks.
This year I purchased my first mouse with customisable keys - Logi M650, and I was mind-blown. I've always had a bad time remembering keyboard shortcuts and this mouse was a real life saver for me - as I could customise all my keyboard shortcuts on my mouse. it's the best gadget I purchased this year. What was your best purchase of 2022 that improved your productivity?
I recently saw a letter from John Steinbeck to Marilyn Monroe (https://shorturl.at/ovIP0). Every word in the letter is like a fine wine. These days most stuff is getting generated. Could you share the best piece of generated content you have come across? Alternatively, I'm a sucker for handwritten letters so share links to real letters if you feel they are the best. If I like it, I'll compile and share it with the world, tagging you :)
As the title suggests, I want to discuss strategies that SaaS companies have implemented or hope to implement on converting their free users into a free trial, and hopefully a paid plan. What have your most successful campaigns been vs some of your worst to get these conversions? Hearing the details of both successful & non-successful campaigns could hopefully streamline the process for other startups and help increase paid users!
Stress is an all-too-common experience that can impact anyone at any time. Here are a few ideas that I usually practice to slow down my thoughts when stress hits: Deep breathing exercises Short meditation Brief workout A walk to the shop to buy ice cream Your turn. Do you have a special technique to combat stress?
