Marc Chia

Usertip is a no code tool we have designed to put the learning experience of how to use a product in the hands of those who know it best. We designed this to enable user experience designers, customer success specialist and product owners to directly craft and innovate with onboarding experiences, training and self service support without the need for a technical team to get involved. We use...

plug in a pair of headphones that are not playing anything. A mentor anchor to getting into deep work mode and also a reminder to folk around that now is not a great time to start a discussion

Hi everyone, this is the latest product we have Snaps by Usertip. Snaps is a completely new tool that recognises that sometimes when it comes to guidance you just want step by step guides with screenshots. We enable you to do exactly that by enabling you to simply record your workflow and we will do the rest of the work of capturing screenshots and converting it into sharable material. This...

Rewards can be all over the place, but here are some things to think about: How bad is the bug? Serious issues (like ones that let someone take over your system) should get a bigger reward than minor ones (like info leaks). Also it depends on the impact on your business. Lastly it will vary depending on where you are located. Bounties can vary a lot depending on where you are based. Here are...

@harshu_thaheed We provide a means for teams to grow their software adoption and usage via a no fuss browser extension and a no code builder. We eliminate long pdfs guides to create a scalable resource library of in-app guides. Would love your feedback and support (https://www.producthunt.com/post...)

The courses are useful but I think what helped the most was post course where I started taking quicknotes from day to day when using other apps. Simple things such as how they do onboarding tours, menu design, icon interaction (e.g. mouse over to expand) etc.

SEMrush works for us but just basic google analytics and google search can be pretty helpful to get you off the ground.

The 48 laws of power

Excellent list:) Thanks for sharing!

I am also in a similiar situation in looking to enter the US market. Leaving a comment to follow this thread! All the best!

One particular point is the product's Ideal customer Profile and the influencer strategy must be matched.

Android. I really dislike Apple predatory practices regarding warranty and right of repair

I am the founder of Usertip and our mission is to help users better learn to use and create value from digital products and services. This is out first product on Producthunt and we would love to engage with and receive feedback from the community in any form. Usertip is a no-code tool that is designed to let account executives, customer success and training managers among others to craft...

Revamped my product so we can better serve a global market and started doing deep work in growth engineering to optimise and automate our outreach. Last thing is getting started on Product Hunt :)

Internal backlinking on your own site is also useful to help drive SEO.

One of the aspects that often gives me the most anxiety is ensuring our product meets the evolving needs and expectations of our users. Technology moves quickly, and so do user preferences and industry standards. Keeping our platform relevant and user-friendly amidst these changes can sometimes feel daunting. When that happens i lean on my team. We have worked hard to foster a strong internal...

Thank you for launching the Ask Kitty series in Deeper Learning! It's a fantastic initiative to create a space where we can openly explore questions about AI. One question that's been on my mind relates to bias in AI algorithms. I've heard a lot about how AI systems can unintentionally perpetuate biases present in the data they're trained on. Could you shed some light on how developers can...