Roy Carter

Why not both? Edutainment's a sweet spot. Keeps people engaged while they learn something.

Keep engaging with users, respond to feedback, showcase updates, and success stories.

Keeping communication open and regular without overdoing it.

Sure thing! ProductHunt is a hotspot for new launches. Also, following tech news on TechCrunch or The Verge can give you a heads-up.

The "You're Not a Dish" campaign by Dr. Squatch, the natural soap company, really stands out.

That's pain bro ! but its ok.

Ah, the age-old argument between Bard and ChatGPT. Although I personally prefer ChatGPT, Bard's own take on conversational AI is also quite sophisticated. There is no denying either has advantages.

Wrangling with code for my latest project launch on ProductHunt. Debugging sure was a tough nut to crack today. Kind of like sorting out the kinks in Airtable's API last week, but we got there!

Haha, "speedofart.com" threw me for a loop.

During night for sure !

With a coffee !

Going full-time indie was a massive leap for me. Was it scary? Hell yeah. Was it worth it? Absolutely. It's been a rollercoaster of highs and lows, wins and fails, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.

Success is not solely measured by external factors such as wealth or status but encompasses a broader perspective. It involves finding a balance and fulfillment in key areas

The key is co-ownership, not just of equity but also of the vision and mission. Clearly define roles and responsibilities. Ensure that your co-founder/s share your passion and understand the potential of the idea. Keep communication open and transparent. Regular brainstorming sessions and goal-setting can help maintain motivation. Remember, shared enthusiasm is contagious!

Biggest hurdle was transitioning from traditional marketing to digital. Took a lot of self-study and hands-on experience to get the hang of things like SEO, PPC, etc. In the end, courses from Coursera and plenty of practice made it possible. Quite the ride, I tell ya.

Right now, bootstrapping and keeping control is the way for me. But future funding, who knows? Client's success with investors might be worth looking into.

Just stumbled onto Roam Research. It's this super intuitive note-taking app with a twist. It's all about linking ideas together, kind of like how your brain works. I've found it pretty slick for mapping out complex problems and brainstorming. Like a digital mind palace. If you're into that kind of thing, it's worth a peek.

For sure, tone of voice is a huge deal. It gives your brand a personality and makes it relatable. It's all about humanizing your brand and connecting with your audience on a more personal level.

Would go for Maldives !

The viral game is tricky. Start with engaging content - authentic, relatable, and ideally, shareable. Leverage trends but avoid bandwagons that don't align with your brand.