Paige Marie

Congrats on the launch! Been looking forward to this launch day.

@adnan_sherif1 Very cool product. Just tried it out and really like it. Great job!

@rohanrecommends I’m using SubSeq for code reviews and automatic pushing - it's actually my own product, so I’m definitely biased, haha! We built it to make these processes faster and I really can’t recommend it enough. Adding code assistance was a huge game changer for us, and it's really helped us internally.

I’d definitely go with user interviews. Dig into their pain points, and try to talk to as many people as you can - it’ll give you so much to go off of.

@ashitvora Congrats on launching! Since it’s focused on LinkedIn, I’d definitely recommend LinkedIn groups and LinkedIn content creators - lots of people there are trying to up their engagement, so they could be a great fit.

I'm interested in this discussion as well. In my experience, it’s often a mix, but usually decided by how well a solution aligns with a company’s specific needs. I'd say when I’m evaluating similar options, the final decision comes down to price.

Great list @chinazia

Definitely! A friend of mine actually replied to a post on Reddit and ended up getting a job offer in Berlin. It turned out really well for him.

Same here! I’m getting ready to launch our AI PM + code assistant product, and it’s been a lot of trial and error, learning from others and doing a ton of research. I’d recommend really digging into your niche. Get to know your customers, what they’re looking for, and what problems they’re dealing with.

Honestly, it’s hard to give specific advice without knowing more about your product. I took a look at your profile but didn’t see anything launched yet (or at least nothing linked to your profile) - can you share a link to your product, or give some details?

One of the toughest parts is figuring out which features to prioritize and what the MVP should really include without having to build it all right off the bat. t’d be so great to have guidance or a blueprint on what’s essential for launch and how to avoid overdoing it. But I guess that’s all part of the journey!

Discovering new tools lately, and I’ve picked up a few that I can’t believe I ever lived without!

Love where you're going with this! I’m subscribed to a few newsletters, but I feel like most could use more hands-on, actionable content. Maybe consider including short, specific guides on launching projects that don’t require heavy technical skills or lots of setup. It’d be awesome to see unique project ideas, resources to get started, and some tips on common pitfalls. And if you could...

Honestly, it depends. An all-in-one tool means less hassle, and I don’t have to spend time switching between a bunch of apps—everything’s just there. But on the flip side, if I really need top performance, I’d probably go for the 95+ rated tools, assuming they actually work together without causing headaches. It’s a trade-off: convenience vs. quality. Which one would you pick? Personally, I’m...

I like Reddit. It’s one of those places where if you post something good, it can really take off, but if it misses the mark, the feedback can be... let’s just say direct. That said, it’s also a great way to get honest opinions and find out what resonates with people. Thick skin definitely helps!