Bernadette Cau

Similarweb

Curious to see the results of this poll in a week.

You've been really fast to progress from 200 to 300 followers in just 2 weeks. Congrats!

I am an avid fan of horse-riding. If it learned me one thing, that would be empathy.

I was stressed. The interviewer just asked the basic HR questions. "Why do you want to work at our company?", "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?", etc. I hated such questions and tried to answer with sincerity. Not the home-prepared phrases. It proved to be a complete waste of time. I didn't even get a call back or an email after the interview.

Startup building might be a back-and-forth project. One often needs to build an MVP before pitching, and then develop the project and pitch again to get early adopters. You point out that many makers publish too early on PH. It's true, but this only means PH is an accessible platform for ideas validation.

Teaching assistant at university, at 20 years old. Pretty nice audience and adequate pay. I was lucky.

It's not over yet. Any minimal attention spike might launch a new wave of hype

looks pretty natural at a first glance

I subscribed to 0 newsletters. A bunch of companies still send their newsletters to me.

I usually rent a car. Very rarely I rent a bicycle.

days off for me.

I like the concept of asynchronous conferences (I confess, I'm often bored at Zoom meetings). However, how do you stimulate brain-storming in your Ideaio workflow?

I'd prefer to receive very few updates with only the most relevant updates. 2 per month is the absolute maximum, and often even 1 per month is too much. The email headline is important, too. I'm more disposed to open an email with title "See what X can now do in a matter of seconds" rather than "Newsletter #4"

Reveal.co !

it really depends: - if you can avoid "reinventing the bicycle", go the easy way and take a SaaS. - if you need some particular features and customisation, it might be safer to develop in-house

I love the informative articles and case studies. I hate the "motivating" copy-paste posts that bring 0 value (and represent an increasingly high share of content in my LinkedIn feed)

it depends on your target consumers and your margin! - SEA on Google for B2C products and services with medium to high average check - Ads on Facebook and Instagram for B2C products with small average check, or for those who attract with visuals or emotions rather than specifications (fashion, new launches) - automated LinkedIn strategies for B2B with small check - manual or semi-manual...

Great naming for your tool!