Felix Sattler

Congratulations on the launch! I’ve already tried the platform, and I really like it. The design is clean, the outreach process feels personal and effortless, and the collaborative spirit of the community convinced me to add Ranking Raccoon to my SEO toolbox.

Getting featured on Product Hunt requires strategy and preparation. Here are some tips that I gathered during my research for PH: - Build a Great Product: Make sure your product is polished, provides value, and is easy to understand at a glance. - Engage the Community: Become an active member on Product Hunt before launching—support others, comment, and participate in discussions. - Find a...

Launching on Product Hunt has some fantastic benefits: - It’s a great platform to showcase your product to a highly engaged, tech-savvy audience that’s always looking for innovative solutions. - The community is full of early adopters and experts who can provide valuable insights and constructive feedback. - Product Hunt connects you with like-minded entrepreneurs, potential collaborators, and...

I’d go with Jira. After using it for a few months in Marketing, I’ve grown to love how seamlessly it integrates with Slack. Plus, since we’re already using the Confluence infrastructure, Jira is the perfect addition to our workflow.

One small habit that’s made a big difference for me is doing a daily end-of-day review. I spend 10 minutes before wrapping up to reflect on what went well, what could’ve gone better, and prioritize tasks for the next day. It not only helps me start the next day with clarity but also gives me a sense of accomplishment (even on chaotic days!). Simple but surprisingly effective for staying...

I completely agree with you. SEO often gets overlooked because it takes time to build, but once it’s set up, it’s hands down THE best source of organic traffic. I’ve already joined Ranking Raccoon, and it’s an amazing platform! Highly recommend giving it a try.

Congratulations! Great win for the starting of the week :)

I think it’s crucial to understand who you’re reporting to. If your goal is to sell the product or solution internally, vanity metrics can be quite effective. However, if transparency and objectivity are your priorities, there should always be a clear KPI you can reference after each action.

We primarily use Mailchimp for newsletters because its interface is straightforward and offers some handy tools for engaging with our audience. One feature I particularly like is the option to resend emails to users who didn’t open the original mailing. It’s a great way to re-engage with those users and maximize performance. The only thing I’m unsure about is which integrations Mailchimp...

We are currently beta testing our platform, and last week, I received some fantastic feedback from one of our users. I immediately passed it on to our tech team so we can implement it as soon as possible. Honestly, I believe there is no such thing as bad feedback, as long as it is objective. We are still looking for feedback from more users, so if anyone is interested in creating their own...

We have three main channels in our toolbox for now: - Linkedin organic and Linkedin Ads (for B2B) - Google Ads (for B2B and B2C) - Product Hunt (for Community and Feedback) Other than that we have SEO and Content for the long-term strategy.

Thank you for sharing! This is a topic that’s often overlooked. I’ve noticed that, especially in the early stages of adopting SEO, people tend to be overly critical. Those outside the Performance Marketing field often expect immediate results. Since SEO is a long-term strategy, setting the right expectations is absolutely crucial.

I kind of miss Canva in this overview. My Photoshop usage drastically decreased since we implemented Canva as well.

We previously worked with Lusha, a browser extension that lets you view available data on individuals directly from their LinkedIn profiles. It was a fantastic tool, but like many of these databases, it faced the same issue: they start with strong data quality but tend to become outdated after the first year. Then, a new solution usually emerges with fresher data.

I just think we shouldn’t expect miracles from Trump. He talks a lot about fixing America, but he’s not a superhero. With his extensive business background, I’m sure he understands the importance of the tech industry to the country. In my opinion, that’s at least a solid foundation for moving in the right direction.