Do you remember how it was when you were a Product Hunt newbie? What was the mistakes that you did on your first launch? Let s meet in the comments to share our advices for the people who are going to launch their products for the first time!
Over the years working for agencies I've become quite familiar with tools like @asana and @Jira , also with @Trello for personal projects. But I was wondering, are these the most used or are these just the ones I've been exposed to? Are there better options? Would love to hear your thoughts down below!
Interested to hear what design tool(s) you're using to make your products, at Product Hunt we use Sketch and I personally love it. But what are you using and what do you love about it? Or do you want to move away into something new?
Happy Monday! There are possibly dozens of articles about which Spotify playlist is the best for work. Today, I'm asking YOU guys about it. What songs is empowering you to build amazing things? On my end, I'm listening to a playlist called Total Dedication; https://open.spotify.com/playlis... It's alright but a bit short.
My biggest takeaway is that Failure is a Redirection. My first Print on Demand store was a big mess and a complete failure. But instead of giving up, I tried looking up Digital Marketing on the whole, back in 2021. That's what helped me pivot towards Copywriting and Content Writing 6 months later. Today, I'm happy I make money as a Writer online. If I had given up after my first startup's failure, I would've just gone back to my boring, miserable life of studying to participate in the rat race.
Went through today's launches properly this morning. Generate this, automate that, no code needed. Every page is a capability list. Not one of them tells you what the product does on the day it gets something wrong.
That's backwards for anything a person puts their name on. The failure that actually costs you isn't the crash, because a crash announces itself. It's the confident wrong output that ships looking fine. A video that publishes a false claim to someone's channel. A generated model that's subtly the wrong shape. An agent filling in its own verification field.
Something we ve been obsessing over is how to make Product Hunt more valuable to both makers and non-makers. The new Coming Soon feed aims to do just that.
Makers - We know how much effort and preparation goes into a launch. An important part of that is teasing it just enough to build anticipation and hype for launch day.
This new feed allows you to highlight your scheduled launch as much as 30 days in advance. This gives you more time to gain momentum on the feed and with a slick Coming Soon banner on your Hub page. Learn more.
I'm working in the tech for 12+years, mostly remote and being productive has always been an issue. From my experience what works the most is: - Define precisely my tasks, and keep it as small as possible (1h max)
- Work with 100% on this tasks
- Take regular breaks - and stop working after 4/5hrs of deep focus
- Sleep and eat well I keep all tasks in a bullet journal, it's not perfect but I haven't found a better way to do it.
(I'm building in public one product to solve this right now. Not sure how efficient it will be ) What about you? What worked for you? How about
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