Angi Bowman

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This may be a great time to look at influencers in the investment space. Don't be spammy, and definitely do your research. Connect with them in a non-salesy way to invite them to give your platform a whirl. Keep the conversation going with them to get the feedback you need. Since you have such a specific niche, you should get some nibbles with invites for beta access.

Hunters have a lot of benefits, but you aren't screwed if you opt against it. If you look at the top hunters, they have some amazing successes and some duds. It's the same if you hunt yourself. I agree that building a community is the real key, but unfortunately that's easier said than done.

Sider is my favorite Chrome extension, and Sider 4.0 is even better. I first learned about Sider at a conversion conference over the summer, and I now use it daily. It's an integral part of my tech stack, and I tell anyone and everyone about it. It truly makes my life so much easier, and I can't imagine my life without Sider!

It looks so cool! Plus for that price it's hard to pass it up. That being said, I have a few issues. 1. Make it clearer that they should check their inbox FIRST before downloading the extension. If not, you get caught in a loop. Because it blocks the entire inbox until you enter the product key, I couldn't get the product key. 2. For some reason the background won't load for me. I use the...

My additions: * On-site surveys * Customer interviews * Beta testers * Networking at conferences (you may be surprised how many use your product!)

We shifted to better onboarding. It doesn't matter how easy your product may be to use. If your users can't find value within their first visit after signing up, it's going to be a harder task to get them back into the app to upgrade.

- Setting boundaries to avoid work seeping into home life. If I'm constantly having to work late, my manager needs to know and I need to re-evaluate my work load. - Making sleep a priority. You can't recharge your batteries if you're running on empty. - Getting outside. A walk around the block does wonders for my battery, especially if it's with my wonderful husband. It's a time to vent,...

I love this question! - Wake up: 7 AM. If it's going to be a hot day, I'll get up at 6 AM to get in my daily walk when it's cooler - Shower/get dressed - Start a load of laundry, make the bed and wash any dishes from my kids' breakfasts - Get our senior cat set up for the day - If I grab coffee on the way to work, I'll grab some breakfast. If not, I'll skip breakfast. (I know, I know) Once...

Financially - My husband worked sales in the occupational med industry, and his company didn't respond to it well. Changes were made that severely limited our income, such as slashed commissions, mandatory PTO, salary reductions, etc. He thankfully found a new job at the end of the 2020 at least, though that company had its own host of problems coordinating in a post-COVID world. Mentally -...

My top three lessons: - This may not be an opinion shared by others within this community, but online communities for PH On Facebook, Slack, Reddit and LinkedIn were flops for us. Even though we were actively engaged within these groups for months before our hunt, the return wasn't there. Most of the time "online communities" meant that everyone spammed within these pages on the day of their...

My kids don't. My oldest read Tin Tin when he was around 7 years old, but he hasn't picked up anything since. They both love Marvel but stick to the movies only.

What else have you done since planning your launch? If you haven't already, your assets need to be done soon. Get all of your details finalized and ready to go. If you haven't tested your website to make sure it can take the load of the traffic increases, now is a good time. If you can, I would start reaching out to your mailing list/audience of current users to see who is already on PH. ...

I wouldn't touch that offer with a 10-foot pole. As others have mentioned, it's a violation of the PH terms. The ramifications of using it far surpass any benefits. In addition, while getting to the #1 product is the overall goal to get more eyes on your hunt, it's not worth it in my opinion if it's not driving feedback or sign-ups within your product.

Personally I would split it into manageable quarterly OKRs rather than annual or longer. Our team works better with actionable bites of OKRs on a quarterly basis which then allows us to adjust for the next quarter as needed.

One of our struggles has been that we don't have one distinct target market. We can be used by technical developers to the newbie Shopify merchant. Because there's not one specific audience, we have struggled to gain momentum to increase engagement.

I used to think that multitasking maximized my productivity, but the older I get, the more I realize that's not the case with my professional life. If I'm at home, multitasking may be cooking dinner while helping a kid with homework and doing dishes. Each of these tasks don't require my complete attention for the full duration though, so managing it all doesn't require an incredible amount of...

Where was this 4 years ago @bradley_friedman? Great job team!

Looks great! Congrats on the launch, team!