Yisha

Be open-minded to feedbacks, and make people feel engaged.

I think if you aim for PR, it would be more pragmatic.

Find vertical user groups.

And I think user activity data has more truth than user interviews.

I think it's very useful to see how users use your product in person offline. Without any instructions, just let them use by themselves. There would be some unexpected use cases.

Definitely engagement. Follower without engagement is not real follower.

I'd vote for original thoughts, even if it's very niche.

I would choose the first approach, because of the following reasons: • Simplicity: You only have to deal with one platform, which reduces the complexity of managing multiple tools. • Unified Interface: Everything is under the same user experience, so there’s less of a learning curve, and workflows might be more intuitive. • Cost-Effective: Bundled pricing is usually cheaper than subscribing to...

Long-term Commitment: Success often takes longer than expected. The myth of the overnight success overlooks the years of persistence, learning, and effort behind most thriving startups.

A product that can accurately and clearly explain the most complex and obscure knowledge in a way that's easy for the average person to understand.