Piotr Bartoszek

Have to say that for some time I analyze top products on PH and check their source of backlinks. I have to admit: People sleep on baclinks! Here I put a list of top 5 products from yesterday to give you an overview: https://www.threads.net/@petefra... If you want to be on the top of google search you have to invest time in this area

I would ask myself: - Does my product still meet the needs of target audience? - Am I solving a real, urgent problem? If not, it might be time to pivot.

Be real. Be human. Share stories, show personality, and don’t be afraid to admit mistakes. At the end people trust those who are honest

Fail fast, learn faster. The key is not to avoid failure but to bounce back from it. Every mistake teaches you something valuable.

Be authentic, sell value rather than product

Me!!! Finally I am ready with my UX Jobs Club! It's gonna be (I hope so) the main source of truth in terms of remote jobs for UX and Product Designers. Keep fingers crossed for me 🤞 If you are interested in what's the USP and how the idea was born in my mind - you can find it here: https://www.uxjobs.club/my-story/

Only Perplexity - encourage to try!

Already bookmarked and shared with my UX team!

Not really, I’d rather take the time to build something solid, test it, and know for sure it’s going to deliver great value.

Communities thrive on interaction so you’ve got to encourage relationships.

I take day off XD

We all love Mobbin, right? That page helps designers save tons of hours on research and provides great inspiration every day. What if I told you that you can have the same experience with job hunting? Hi folks, Piotr here 👋 I built the UX Jobs Club because I believe designers deserve one reliable source for remote UX jobs. No fluff, offers from the top companies and dark mode everywhere :D...

Upvotes and rankings are great, but what really moves the needle is how you interact with people

👉 Start early: Get in touch with people who’ll be excited to support you. 👉 Don’t be transactional: Don’t treat people like they’re just a number. 👉 Provide value: Contribute to conversations. Share insights. Make sure your presence in the community isn’t just about promoting your product.

I would say 1. Setting Clear Boundaries - Leave work at a reasonable hour 2. Prioritising Self-Care - Block out time for hobbies, family, and friends 3. Learning to Say No - Politely decline when necessary 4. Asking for Help - Delegate tasks if you can.

Great job Olena! Thanks for sharing your playbook. It's always helpful to learn from others who have successfully grown their LinkedIn following. Keep up the great work!

I list out everything I need to do. Then I ask myself: What’s truly urgent? And What can wait? I focus on the most critical tasks first. I ditch the rest or delegate if I can.

Hey @mishkadoing I stumbled upon your product couple weeks ago and I am impressed by how much work you put into collecting all this data. The product looks great 🔥. Out of curiosity - what is your USP? I guess every designer knows mobbin and I wonder why I should use your tool instead.