Dima Isakov

It so happens that when we started to create our project, we prepared a roadmap and created the necessary indicators to analyze. And, of course, we planned strictly for the worst-case scenario. But the real situation is much more severe. The project is developing in its own way, every day new data is discovered that affects the result. And it's related to things that we can't influence. It's...

It took us four months. There was active growth for the first two months, then it declined. We wanted to do it faster, but apparently we were doing something wrong. The first users were clients from another project. Now new users come organically from social and search channels. It's interesting to hear about your experience at the start.

Looking for cool communities of designers and creative people. Sure this information will help a lot of people, not just me.

These days there are many different tools for creating presentations, but it seems to me that PowerPoint templates are still popular. Do you use them?

As a creator of digital products, I've noticed how easy it's to promote free products. For example, presentation templates. All you have to do is write Free Presentation and the product is already downloaded. But how often do you purchase any paid digital products and do you solve your problems with them?

I'm so happy! Yesterday we launched the MVP of our product and are already receiving our first audience. We still have a lot of updates to do to launch on ProductHunt, but I’m already thinking about increasing the audience. How did you find your first audience without the power of ProductHunt?

Hey Hunters, is it possible to launch successfully on ProductHunt on MVP product stage, where the most important thing is only idea, minor bugs and promises. Or is it better to launch with a more finalized product, where there is already a lot of implemented functionality and there is a tangible growth of the audience? Share your opinion or cases. Thanks!