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@zijian nice to meet you Gong! In these types of communities, everyone focused on the bright side, but I want to try something else. Tell us the biggest problem you’re facing right now. Maybe we can help solve it, or at least brainstorm some ideas

@kate_ramakaieva hey Kate! It’s nice to meet you! You’re absolutely right - Product Hunt is quite addictive 😅 this gamified app pulls us in and doesn’t let go. It has its advantages, not gonna lie. You can always find a supportive community here, and get some early traction for your products

@jgani hey Jonni! It’s good to meet you! Thank you for your support ❤️ Your product seems really interesting. It looks like can save a lot of time for anyone looking to connect and expand their network. To keep the conversation going, what’s the biggest problem your product solves, and what’s the biggest problem you’re facing right now?

@claudiu_cogalniceanu The big audacious goal is to help founders acquire users pre- and post-launch (solve distribution), but the small, immediate goal right now is just to help founders gather more support on PH. The biggest problem that I'm facing is that my account is likely flagged by PH as "spam". Many people I speak to are interested in what I'm building, but I haven't been able to share it here on PH effectively because PH keeps blocking my content: my launch was hidden from the homepage, many of my Discussions are hidden, and I can't share links. I'm making a product to improve PH, but PH won't let its users see my product! What inspired you to build Sentrya?

@jgani pff..that’s a tricky one. I can see from PH’s eyes, that your product is similar to those “selling” upvotes. PH is quite strict when it comes to this, so I guess it makes sense. Is there a way to personalise the whole process? Instead of blindly connecting with others in search for launch support (upvotes), to help founders connect with their target audience? About Sentrya - I had my inbox filled with spam for over 15 years. And while gmail does a decent job filtering spam, you still get false positives, spam coming into the inbox, legit emails going to spam and so on. So I found a way to solve this problem and I’m helping others get rid of spam

@paulinahryniewicz Hey Paulina! Nice to meet you! Usually in these types of communities, everyone focused on the bright side, but I want to try something different - tell us, what’s the biggest problem you’re facing right now?

@claudiu_cogalniceanu Hey, hey! :) Ugh, the biggest problem at the moment is probably juggling preparations for the launch with being active on Product Hunt, getting followers for Survicate and rallying the team. :) But I'm hopeful!

@paulinahryniewicz yeah, that’s a lot of juggling. Launch day is gonna be a “all hands on deck” type of day, so getting the team ready, i’m sure it’s top of the list. One thing I would advise - don’t forget to take a break. I constantly remind myself of this. We don’t have to give 100% every single day. It’s ok to relax once in a while, focus on something else entirely, then come back with the batteries charged. Also, don’t forget to add your launch link here - extra supporters never hurt :)

@maurizioisendoorn good to meet you Maurizio! Sounds like you have a really cool tool! What’s the biggest problem your solution solves?

@claudiu_cogalniceanu The biggest problem is that good customer service costs a ton of time/money/energy, but know you can use the AI phone agent as the ‘gatekeeper’ that answers 80-90% of all questions, and now people only need to manage 10-20% of the customer queries.

@maurizioisendoorn that’s so true - good customer service is really expensive. I worked at a company that provided customer service services for companies in UK (including government agencies), and the amount of money these companies paid for these services was eye watering.

@ryan_motiff hey Ryan! It’s good to meet you! I switched gears a bit with this post (usually people use these to “brag”😅) - can you share the biggest problem you’re facing right now?

@yukioyama nice to meet you, Yuki! Yeah, that Udemy is a treasure trove of information. I dabbled a bit with YouTube videos, both long and short videos, and I can definitely attest to the fact that editing videos is a pain in the a*s. I actually saw someone complaining about this a few days ago, so I’ll definitely point them in your direction next time. I started going a bit off script with this post, and I have one question for you - what’s the biggest problem you’re facing right now?

@yukioyama I get it - distribution is quite a big challenge. Here’s what I would do to get some early traction and feedback - choose a niche (start small), and look for content creators (see those with at least 1000-2000 followers, as they may be able to afford your solution), take their long form videos and transform them into shorts (or vice versa, shorts to long form), and give it to them for free highlighting how long it took you to create those with your solution. They can use your edited videos for free in exchange for a review and feedback.