Cameron Napoli

Congrats @rabraham on the launch!! Real cool stream of consciousness product. Having built a mobile app before, quick idea for you all: add a QR code to the home page. That way visitors on desktop can quickly download without having to juggle links or try searching on the app store (echo is a competitive keyword) :)

I went through the Paddle launchpad, and it was incredibly valuable. An amazing network of peers, super valuable workshops on topics like pricing & GTM, and of course some great mentorship from KP and the likes. Highly recommend applying!!

Try to be as genuine as possible. Reddit is brutal. Someone else mentioned stories. That's great (good marketing advice in general) Be careful when link dropping. Redditors hate self promotion. Try to find examples of how others have successfully self promoted. --- To summarize, I'd study the successful posts in a subreddit to see what works!

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IMO critical feedback is always better than tepid positive feedback. Without it you can't improve.

Great product! I've used docsend in the past and it sucked. I remembered how it messed up my deck's formatting and of course, it's not free.

Haha love the first part of the description "Let's be honest, none of us actually understand regular expressions". I can resonate - whenever I use regex I have to look the syntax up and it's very annoying. I tried out testing 'match a url with the domain meow.com and query parameter test=true' and it worked!! Great job on the tool 👏

Great looking site! Especially like how you've got the core value of the tool right in the hero. Case study in onboarding. Who's your target audience? I'm a frontend Next.js dev, and I've tried a few of these tools.

Questions I ask myself for b2b products: 1. What problem does this solve? 2. How does it work? 3. Can I afford it? 4. Does it actually work? (looking for social proof)

Love these tools! I built a language learning app and it was a pain to get our influencer marketing set up. Congrats on the launch

Check out "How I built this" by Guy Raz! It's interviews with famous founders, and I personally believe stories have the best learnings.

First step, write it down. When you write it down, it becomes more real. Break it into reasonable steps. Make sure there are tasks you can make yourself accountable for daily "e.g. write content for 30 minutes every day", etc

I've had a manager or two who was a poorly trained IC who became managers. Seems like a great problem to solve! Cheers on the launch 🚀

Congrats on the launch! Clearly a need for many b2b founders here on PH. What does the pricing look like? Also what platforms does it integrate with? (google meet, zoom, etc) Might be nice to have that on your landing page to show potential customers exactly how it works.

I look at the power of the product headline. If I really resonate then I spend time evaluating. Then I look at the landing page. If it looks like it was put together well and I understand how it works, I look at pricing. After that, I usually don't put my card in for a trial unless I'm very convinced that there's potential value.

I know quite a few folks (myself included) who want to have a bit more control over distractions. I normally just switch my phone to black-and-white mode, but this looks way more powerful!

Growth hacking that I always think about is when a product is used to improve itself. So a cold email might be used to find leads for the business, etc