Mehvish Shafiq

Seems interesting @samalyx

When you audience need it the most!

That is useful!

The majority must be related to AI.

Already launched SEOwallet, do check it out!

Work, work and work

By reaching out in relevant online communities, word of mouth helped too—friends and early users shared the product. Growth is slow at first, but as users started spreading the word and I received feedback, things picked up!

For me, Monday and Wednesday are the same until I hit Friday. I mix up my tasks to keep things interesting or treat myself to something small as a midweek reward. And of course, a bit of coffee doesn't hurt!

Good luck @elara_thorn

A beautiful UI creates a great first impression and helps users navigate easily and find what they need without frustration. So yeah, for me it's super important as a user.

Knowing a language helps you understand the culture, connect with people on a deeper level, and improve your cognitive skills. AI translators aren't perfect and can miss nuances.

Right now, I'm really into Notion for organizing everything and Spotify.

If you have spent at least 2 months on PH, I think now is the time to launch it. But I’ll definitely tell you one thing: PH is not the end. There are plenty of other channels to promote your products, and PH is just one of them.

I use apps like Todoist or Trello to keep track of tasks and deadlines. For minimizing distractions, I use Focus@Will or Brain.fm.

There are many actually: SEOquake, Awesome Screenshot, Google Meet, and of course our very own, SEOwallet.

I don't think so. While AI can help with tasks like editing, generating ideas, or even writing scripts, it lacks the human touch that makes films truly special. Filmmaking is deeply personal and emotional, relying on human experiences, perspectives, and nuances that AI just can't replicate.

To keep content fresh and relevant, I just try to stay on top of trends and listen to what my audience is saying. It helps me know what they’re into right now. I also like to mix things up by repurposing content—like turning blog posts into videos or infographics—to keep it interesting.

It is all about making a connection with your audience. Instead of just talking about features, you tell a story that shows how your product solves real problems and improves people’s lives. It helps your brand feel more relatable and memorable. Whether it’s sharing customer success stories, the backstory of your product, or how it fits into daily life, a good story makes your product feel like...

There is nothing to fear. This is not the end; there are plenty of other channels to promote your product.