Oliver Hayes

For me, it’s Discord. It’s been great for connecting with my audience directly.

I appreciate growth hacks that focus on engaging communities. For me, building relationships in discussions has always been more effective than direct promotion.

I’ve seen people recommend similar tactics, but I always worry about crossing the line between helpful and spammy. Any tips on striking that balance?

For me, having UTMs in every link is a must. They let me see which campaigns are driving traffic and conversions. It’s tedious, but worth it.

Sometimes the way things look on paper is half the story, so it's nice to have a visual archive as well. @paul_from_dentro

I didn't expect the image enlarger to work so well, but it upscaled my images beautifully. Great for making marketing materials looks sharp and professional. @komal_nawaz1

It's side by side model comparison is such a practical feature. It's helpful to evaluate different setups quickly for optimal results. @durk0

Canonical Ai's focus on LLM based Voice Al is exactly what I needed. @adrian_cowham1

The one month free trial is a generous offer. @dan_o_riordan

This is exactly what I've been looking for. How does sportFInder rank cafes, do you consider factor like WiFi speed, noise level or the availability of power outlets? @sprottedev

I often see long, unreadable terms of service, so this is fantastic.

This looks like a great tool for teams of any size. I work in a small startup and code reviews often slow us down.