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I use it to give me a starting guide for copy mainly. Recently gave it a bunch of questions for my FAQ section and it did 50% of the work for me. But i don't try to make perfect results with chatGPT because it requires too much prompt engineering, i rather just edit the text myself Other than that, I've been replacing the google search with chatGPT. You know when you want to search a concept...

Tell him to read Lean startup by eric reis. And to remember that as long as you have access to an audience, and you can talk to them about problems they're facing, there will always be opportunity to create a business. True failure is when you have no audience to talk to about providing a solution. MicroConf vids have also been so helpful, they give alot of hope, for a founder, hope and...

So far, i made a an AI chat to help jobseekers prepare for an interview. It would ask them a question, they give a response, then it would give feedback and a score. I had the Ui look like your on a webcam with a bot😆 Ultimately nobody paid, that's when i realised that if i want to make a successful product, build for people who actually have money and are use to spending lol

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Every product is different, but i think in some cases if you need to sell a lifetime product to break the penny gap, and if the Sticky Rate is high on your product, you'll surely have other ways to monetise (upselling, add ons, or take them up a value ladder to a subscription, etc)

There's definitely something there. I was watching a video from one of them youtube crews, and they say they'd be in a 12 hour call, they'd mute and unmute between making their videos, but they'd always be in the call. And during the times in they're actively in call, they'd get feedback for their videos. I feel like there's a huge potential for bootstrappers not having to build alone and...

I'm sick of hearing about boring AI products that are ust ChatGPT wrappers😒 I'd love to hear more about AutoGPT though

People who integrate Ai seem to do it only to produce content/results, instead of it being part of the backend process to make your existing results more quality. I'm in the midst of using GPT to build a tool for startups, i use the GPT help sort out results from my API. My partner is working for a grocery comparison site in the UK, they use GPT to transform product descriptions into...

How do people come across your survey?

Off the top of my head: - Don't offer a freemium, showing a detailed demo on the landing page can up conversion - Put a survey page in between the page they submit a form and the result page - User onboarding Ui is pivotal

I might sound like them early articles about how "the internet will never work, more monthly users are abandoning", but I really can't see GPT being that much of a threat to developers and businesses. There's paper over the cracks right now, GPT will remove the paper, and the ones who weren't ever providing real value just get snuffed out That being said, GPT is a goldmine right now, and I'm...

Nope but this is an excellent idea, I was just talking about something like this with my co-partner the other day. We wanted to make a GPT chrome extension to make reading blogs easier 🤔 but i really can't see it being a product that people will pay monthly for

I wouldn't call myself a marketer, but find myself doing alot of marketing for my startup because i don't have a choice🤷‍♂️ i guess if it walks like a duck, sounds like a duck....

SEO, communities (twitter, subreddit), and email marketing. Only used PPC at the start for traffic, so we can quickly get users in, see how they behave with the product, and make improvements quickly. Seems to be the best way for early-stage validation. Once we're happy with that, we started doing launches and building SEO. SEO and word of mouth is probably the only way for a SaaS to survive...

Using GPT-4 to make decisions in the backend for us. So we use GPT-4 to process the user's message, then we'll ask it "should we do x? answer with yes or no" and we'll serve something from our database / API. We switched from serving raw responses from GPT, for better quality results and more control