Emily Wheeler

This is now a holiday tradition in my house. The call was super personal and so much fun

this is exactly what i needed posting on linkdin used to take forever but now its done in 10 seconds

I find it tough to switch between the intense focus required for developing the product and the outward-facing tasks of marketing. It feels like two completely different mindsets, and I end up getting stretched too thin trying to balance both.

I always make sure to do a final check on the landing page for any broken links or typos. It’s the little things that can make a big difference when people are looking to sin up.

I find using a focus music app helps me zone in on work. Listening to instrumental music or nature sounds helps me concentrate and block out distractions.

ChurnZero and Retently have really helped me track users at risk of churning at risk of churning. I can set up automated workflows to re-engage them before they leave.

I think centralized management works better in the long run, especially in large organizations where a clear direction is needed to maintain uniformity and efficiency.

I wonder if it's linked to people who upvoted your contributions leaving the platform. If that's the case, it makes sense but still feels a bit discouraging.

Beehiiv’s growth tools have been incredibly helpful as my newsletter grows. I’m seeing great results with it.

I now see how starting marketing efforts alongside development builds better launch momentum. It allows for early awareness and excitement, setting the stage for a smoother, more successful product release.

The tool is a great way to save time and money. I no longer have to spend hours creating invoices.