Julia Jenkins

Did a radical pricing experiment a while back. Introduced a freemium model with basic features for free, and a premium tier for the heavy users.

Consistency, engagement, and understanding your audience.

Clean design, intuitive navigation, fast load times, mobile responsiveness, and clear call-to-action buttons.

Been allocating about 15% of the revenue to digital marketing lately.

Interesting question. For me, it's early mornings, around 6am to 10am. I find the calm before the daily chaos kickstarts my brain into high gear.

Waiting for some answers.

Final product testing Prep all launch materials - press release, social posts, email blasts Connect with influencers for promotion Dry run of launch day schedule Last-minute UX tweaks Double check analytics setup Breathe

Looking at trends, I'd say autonomous vehicles are the real deal. Expect self-driving tech to mature, making roads safer and commutes more efficient. And yeah, electric, of course. Tesla paved the way, but many players entering now.

Hiring fast and firing slow - classic mistake. Hired a few folks based on gut feel rather than proper vetting. Letting them go when things weren't working out was even harder. Lesson learned? Always validate skills, cultural fit, and overall alignment before making that offer.

Innovative, Transparent, Resilient. I believe a team should push boundaries, communicate openly and bounce back from setbacks.

Keep reminding about my family :)

When it comes to attracting investors to your startup, it's all about showcasing your potential in a compelling way. One key approach is to craft a solid pitch deck that highlights your unique value proposition, market opportunity, and growth strategy. Keep it concise, but make sure to include the key information that investors care about.

Creating spaces for open conversation and promoting team activities works wonders.

For me, it's everything. A great UI can be the difference between a user sticking around or leaving.

In the final days before launch, focus on stress testing the product, finalizing any adjustments, wrapping up documentation, and synchronizing with marketing, sales, and support teams for a seamless rollout.

"Traction" - a buffet of 19 different channels to find and engage customers.

Integrated personal finance tools would allow real-time budget updates with each transaction.