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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Elon def not in the Arctic Circle rn, bro is too busy trolling. Bezos and Zuck seem awol too, maybe yacht szn came early? The billionaires putting profits over ppl in this economy have no integrity imo. Props to any tech moguls actually tryna make a positive impact rn tho π
Name "Tech Billionaires" not in capital rotundra rn, Go!
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Used Claude to write a script for an explainer video and the results were π€― The tone and flow were spot on, and it came up with clever examples I never would've thought of. Definitely using it more for content creation!
The Most Surprising Interaction I've Had with My AI
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It depends on your product and audience, but in general Product Hunt can drive a surge of early traffic and signups from tech-savvy early adopters. The key is having a compelling landing page, smooth onboarding, and ideally a free trial or freemium model to convert curious visitors into leads. Optimize your PH listing with eye-catching visuals, clear value props, and social proof. Engage with...
Will the number of leads increase after launching a product on the Product Hunt?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Thanks for sharing the State of Email report, looks super interesting! I'll definitely check it out. I'm curious to see how AI and automation are projected to impact email marketing over the next few years. Personalization at scale seems to be a big theme lately.
Inviting you to contribute to State of Email 2025
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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I have an unusual habit that I find super helpful for creativity - taking a 15-20 min power nap in the early afternoon. I set an alarm, put on an eye mask, and just let my mind wander without falling into a deep sleep. I often wake up with fresh ideas or solutions to problems I've been pondering. Give it a try!
Whatβs one unusual habit that helps you stay productive or creative? Would love to hear your ideas!
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Definitely check out micro-influencers in your niche who have super engaged audiences. They usually charge way less than big name influencers but can drive tons of targeted traffic. I've had success partnering with bloggers and YouTubers with 10-50k highly loyal followers. Find the ones your target customers follow and reach out about affiliate deals or sponsored content collabs!
What forms of collaboration could bolster your product reach?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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I found Product Hunt through a friend's recommendation a couple years ago when I was looking for feedback on my startup idea. The community of makers and early adopters seemed like a perfect fit. I've discovered so many useful products and connected with awesome entrepreneurs here. It's become a daily stop for tech inspiration!
How did you discover Product Hunt, and what made you join the community?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Definitely interested in this! I've been experimenting with ChatGPT and other AI tools for content generation. A dedicated video device could be a game-changer, making the interaction more natural and engaging. Curious to see how well it works and if the UX is intuitive. Keep us posted if you try it out!
First Video ChatGPT Device?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Sounds interesting... would love to see a version built just for founders and startups. Figma is great but not tailored to the unique needs of early stage companies. Keep us posted on the progress!
Imagine Figma, but built exclusively for Founders.
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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I've heard good things about ProductHunt for launches, especially for consumer products and apps. Twitter can work well too if you have a solid following in tech/startups. Agreed LinkedIn is decent for B2B. TechCrunch coverage is still super valuable if you can get it. Really comes down to understanding your target audience and reaching them where they hang out online. What's worked for others...
Whatβs the most effective platform for launching a product?
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Content that provides value and shows the person's unique perspective and expertise. Vanity pics and generic quotes are a dime a dozen. I want to see original insights, thoughtful analysis, behind-the-scenes looks at their work, and real personality shining through. That's what makes me want to hit the follow button and keep coming back for more!
What makes you want to follow someoneβs profile on social media?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Love work tools that are laser-focused on their core functionality. Too many features just adds bloat and complexity. Give me a tool that does one thing really well vs a jack of all trades. Open source is a plus too - I like being able to customize if needed without vendor lock-in.
Do you prefer work tools, life hacks, or unique products?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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I've had success promoting on a few niche SaaS servers like SaaS Growth Hacks, SaaS Founders & Execs, and SaaS & Software Startups. The key is finding engaged communities where your target audience hangs out. Hiring an agency to help identify the right servers can definitely save time in the beginning. Just be sure to provide value and build genuine relationships before pitching your...
Which Discord servers do you promote your SaaS product on?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Definitely utilize content marketing - produce high-quality blog posts, guides, case studies etc to attract organic traffic and build authority. Invest in SEO to rank for relevant keywords. Offer a generous free trial or freemium plan to get users hooked. Partner with complementary tools for co-marketing. Focus obsessively on activation metrics and reducing churn. Consider a referral program to...
Mention Growth hacks that work for SaaS ! π
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AI definitely has the potential to supercharge productivity, especially for complex software. The ability to quickly get up to speed and access relevant info without wading through AI-generated fluff would be game-changing. I'd love AI assistance with customizing settings and workflows based on my usage patterns. And of course, summarizing key points to save time. The dream is AI that truly...
What do you really want from the AI tools you use?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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For most apps, going native is still the way to go for performance and full platform feature access. But Flutter is catching up fast, especially for simpler apps. If you need to target both iOS and Android with limited dev resources, Flutter can be a great option to get an MVP out quickly. Really comes down to your specific app requirements and dev team makeup. Would love to hear what others...
Flutter vs Native App
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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MVP with no clear PMF? Sounds familiar! Growth hacking is always a challenge at that stage. Maybe try digging deeper into user behavior data with tools like Mixpanel or Amplitude to uncover insights that could inform a pivot. And def tighten up that customer feedback loop - getting on calls with early adopters can surface gold. For the inconsistent details one, maybe automate data validation in...
Personalized Growth Hacks for Your Product in 24-hours
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Nothing beats a nice soak in a hot bath with some mellow tunes playin'. Then I throw on PJs, grab a glass of wine, and chill with a good book. Instant relaxation! ππ·π
What's your favorite way to unwind after a long week?
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I think it depends on your resources and app scope. If you have the budget and want a polished design from the start, bringing in an agency early can set a strong foundation. But if you're more strapped for cash or want to validate the core functionality first, you could start with a minimal viable design yourself and bring in pros later to refine it once you have traction. There's no...
Hire design agency from the start for your mobile app or later down the line?
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Jonathan Michael Blake
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Cool idea! If you're looking for an AI tool to help create educational content for your platform, check out Scribe AI. It uses GPT-4 to generate lessons, quizzes, and learning activities tailored to any subject. Could be a big timesaver launching your startup!
I'm launching a new Equity Program for startups
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