Jay Phelps

Can't say I've had to build my own Product Hunt profile, but if you're looking to beef yours up: 1.Upvote and comment regularly, but make it meaningful—no "Nice!" or "Cool!" stuff. 2.Hunt products that genuinely excite you. Unique finds earn you cred.

I've used Gumroad before, and it's quite straightforward. Haven't tried Lemon Squeezy, so can't compare directly, but I've heard it's user-friendly too.

Engaging content, social media ads, email campaigns, and influencer collaborations can work well.

Service-based companies often have to deal with scalability issues and continuous customer engagement, which can be a real pain.

Talk to your potential customers, understand their pain points, and see if your idea provides a viable solution.

Spreadsheets, man. Can't say I'm a fan but they're kinda unavoidable in project management. My skills are improving slowly but surely, though.

Our "User Stories" campaign was a real winner. We decided to spotlight how our customers were using our product in unique ways. Instead of us talking about our product, we let our users do the talking.

Been using Intercom for a while. It's solid for real-time support and the knowledge base is pretty good.

Thank you for sharing, this is excellent news for everyone.

I'm all for building a minimum viable product and getting it in front of real users. Surveys and interviews can be helpful too. Quick, iterative testing - that's the way to go.

I didn't fight for my dreams because I believed they were impossible to obtain.

We will gonna give it a try, Congrats for the great product! @amuno

Currently using ChatGPT as a quick tool for idea brainstorming and first-draft content creation. While it's not replacing a human writer anytime soon, its ability to provide instant outputs based on prompts is handy.

Bit of a lifehack, but I've been using As Project Manager to organize my workflow. Their dashboards are super intuitive and it's been a game changer in keeping the chaos of Monday morning in check.

Just hit up a mix of outdoor time, mindfulness and digital detox. A stroll in the park or beach can do wonders for the mind. Top it off with some Headspace or Calm for guided meditation - great tools right there. Cut down on Netflix, instead read a good book or delve into a personal project.

Just came across the beast that is OpenAI's GPT-4! I've also played around with Runway ML, which is excellent for artists. Another intriguing one is a brand-new AI called "Writerly" that is incredibly user-friendly and adjusts your writing style.

Straight up, yes. It's pretty common in the tech space. Even giants like Facebook and Twitter started with a MVP (Minimum Viable Product) approach. Launch early, get user feedback, iterate, and improve. Just ensure the core functionality is solid and provides value to your users.

Sure do! AI's a real game changer for project management. From automating routine tasks to forecasting project outcomes and analyzing team performance, it's like having a super-assistant who never sleeps.

Ah, that early hustle. My first customers came through a good mix of cold emails and networking at local startup events.