Michael Pell

I really hop it won' become a thing - so much AI is already around us, can save at least something that belongs to just humans

Vital, but it's also important to do not overdo them and stop make your own decisions/trust your guts/hypothesize and test

Save it for smaller and faster tasks rather than giant projects to ease yourself into the working mode

Cold email marketing and bland, boring newsletter are dead but not personalized outreach You just need to do it right

Increase the ratio of free tier vs paid tier customers Recently launched the product + investing in marketing

Congrats on the launch! Love seeing new job opportunities platforms emerging! A qq - how do you vet your talent? Is it done via CV screening or does it include an interview stage?

Makes sense to launch at 00:01 PST to get the full 24 hours - if you launch in the afternoon, you'll only get half the time

If users wish for blows and whistles, it's probably b better to first focus on the core features and follow your own roadmap But if they're begging to fix critical issues, I think it's best to prioritize their feedback over adding new buggy features

Substack has great recognizable branding which increases the perceived trustworthiness of the newsletter + their recommendations algo is awesome But beehive seems more flexible in terms of personalization. Also, if you're planning to monetize your newsletter, beehive 100%, their fees are significantly lower afaik

Hire a marketer so I can focus on the product building Testing different channels atm, but so far LinkedIn has proved rather efficient for my product

It takes time to understand the platform and to invest in it It's not once and done - I believe, you'll only really get anything from PH once you spend some time here and invest in it For instance, I launched 4 days ago yet I still keep getting some traffic

100% personalised practice - no two role-plays are the same (I build a tool for AI job interview practice: https://www.producthunt.com/post...)

The tools I've been using for sending out emails help to keep the list's hygiene, but roughy once a quarter is still makes sense to go and take a closer look at the performance and make adjustments

There might be space for very niche platforms catering to a particular community, but launching a one-serve-all giant like FB or Twitter will be super challenging - even Threads struggle to gain engaged audience, and that's with all Meta's resources Same with BlueSky and Mastodon,

Ideate -> Validate -> Build vs Build -> Validate