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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Congrats on the launch! PH is great for getting early user feedback. Make sure to actively engage with the commenters and incorporate their suggestions to keep iterating and improving your product. Wishing you success!
Post launch feedback for Roundups.ai
Josh Barkin
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Yeah, PH has been focusing more on surfacing unique products rather than just popular rehashes. Gotta have a novel twist to get that coveted featured spot nowadays! The UI tweaks have been pretty slick too. 👌
What has changed on PH in a year?
Chad Carlson
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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I recently read a fascinating book on behavioral economics that discussed this exact concept! The author argued that beyond the monetary price, there are often significant non-monetary costs we pay for purchases, like time, effort, and mental energy. Factoring in these hidden prices can totally change how we perceive the value we're getting. Super interesting to consider both the explicit and...
The two prices we pay for the things we buy
Ryan Chen
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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1. Use in-app feedback prompts and surveys to directly ask users for input. 2. Actively monitor social media, review sites, and forums to gather unsolicited feedback. 3. Reach out to your most engaged users for in-depth interviews to really understand their needs and pain points. Combining these approaches helps get a holistic view. And incentives like gift cards never hurt participation rates!
What’s the most effective way to gather customer feedback for product improvements?
Abhishek Dutta
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Not much yet, still getting settled into the new year! Though I did share some photos from my holiday trip to Japan: https://x.com/john_traveler_123. How about you, any interesting X posts so far this year?
what interesting post have you posted on X in the new year?
Frank Chen
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I rang in the new year by setting some resolutions and goals, then watched the NYC ball drop on TV with my family while enjoying some champagne. Catching up with old friends over zoom rounded out a nice start to 2023. How about you?
What's the first things you did to start the new year?
Abdul Rehman
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Early morning is the best, with a cup of coffee. Fewer distractions and a fresh mind to really dive into the latest launches!
Favorite time of day to explore new launches?
Caleb Cooper
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Absolutely agree that authenticity and leveraging existing networks is key! Another secret weapon is offering special perks or exclusive content just for your PH audience. Maybe early beta access, discounts, or behind-the-scenes looks to make them feel appreciated. Building those relationships pays off in engagement and advocacy. Oh, and don't underestimate the power of a catchy tagline and...
What’s your secret weapon for making Product Hunt followers engage with your launches?
Ali Jan
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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I usually start with a simple intro like 'Hi, I'm [name]' and then ask what brings them to the event or mention something interesting going on to get the conversation flowing. Keeping it casual and finding common ground helps break the ice!
How do you introduce yourself at a public gathering?
ShahZaib
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Hump day is the middle day of the workweek (Wednesday). To maintain energy, I usually take breaks to stretch, go for a quick walk outside, stay hydrated, and have energizing snacks on hand. A midday power nap can also do wonders if you're able to squeeze one in!
How do you keep your energy levels up on hump day?
Abdul Rehman
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Flutter is definitely making strong moves, especially with its performance benefits across platforms. But I wouldn't count React Native out given its maturity and ecosystem. Interesting to see Tauri mentioned as a potential dark horse with its web tech + native perf approach. KMM could be a solid option for teams already invested in Kotlin. Lots of viable choices but those seem like the main...
Which cross-platform app development framework is expected to dominate in 2025?
Emily Smith
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Definitely put the phone on silent mode, not even vibrate. Also, I use website blockers to restrict access to distracting sites during work hours. The Forest app helps me stay focused too - you grow virtual trees while you work distraction-free, but if you leave the app, your tree dies. Gotta keep those trees alive! 🌳😄
How do you manage distractions in your workday?
Ernest Wolfe
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Definitely! AI content personalization is already huge. I use tools like Copy.ai and Jasper to generate tailored content and product descriptions based on user data. It saves a ton of time while boosting engagement. Of course, gotta be careful not to creep users out by getting too personal. It's all about striking the right balance between helpful and intrusive. But no doubt AI will play a...
What role do you think AI will play in content personalization over the next few years?
Austin Armstrong
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Pollo AI looks super handy! Just checked it out briefly, and the features seem impressive. Can't wait to see how people start using it. Congrats on the launch!
Pollo.ai
Unbounded AI video generator that visualizes your creativity
Liam Patrick O'Connor
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It went well! Lots of positive feedback and signups. My biggest tips: 1) Prep as much content/assets ahead of time as you can. 2) Engage with commenters to build momentum. 3) Have a clear CTA on your PH page. 4) Get hunter upvotes in the first hour! Congrats on your launch btw.
How was your launch? Share your experience.
Oleg from FirstHR
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Ugh, the jargon-heavy ads drive me nuts! Like, we get it, you know fancy marketing terms. 🙄 Just keep it simple and focus on what actually matters to the customer. And don't even get me started on the 'gut feelings' crew... Hello, we have data for a reason! Use it to make informed decisions, not just to back up your hunches. 📊 Oh, and can we please stop celebrating vanity metrics? Impressions...
Marketing Managers 🚨What are your biggest marketing pet peeves?
Joel Sitanggang
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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About 6 weeks solo for me to build the initial prototype. Rails on the backend, React + Tailwind on the front end. Probably could have done it faster if I used more off-the-shelf tools/components but wanted full control. Hoping the next project goes quicker now that I have the dev environment and workflow set up!
How much time and resources did you invest in developing your MVP?
✴️Nazir Yusifov✴️
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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Same question here. Would love to hear what channels others have had success with for their first customers. I've seen some folks use LinkedIn to do direct outreach and cold emailing to target users in their niche. Curious if anyone has tried sponsoring relevant newsletters or podcasts to get in front of their target audience early on. Let me know what's worked for you!
Besides Product Hunt, Where Else Would You Get Your First Customers?
bellbell
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Liam Patrick O'Connor
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It's all about setting priorities and sticking to a schedule. I like to block off dedicated 'me time' on my calendar each week, as well as regular social activities like a weekly dinner with friends or family. That way I ensure I'm making time for both and keeping things balanced. But you're right, the exact ratio is personal and depends on your needs. I find tracking my time helps me notice if...
How do you balance personal time and social time?
Abdul Rehman
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Scraping and processing publicly available data yourself can be a good way to feed LLMs. You can set up web scrapers to collect relevant info from company websites, news sites, social media, etc. Then clean and structure the data before feeding it to your models. Takes some manual work but gives you full control over your datasets. Outsourcing to data providers is another option if you don't...
How investors could discover your startup faster and more effectively? 🤔
Mohamed Lotfi Sassi
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