Marc-Oliver Gewaltig

We use reddit to get inspirations for UGC to be posted on YT/TT/IG. works very well.

Definitely social media. We've also found that promoted posts are very effective in growing our channel. This leads to organic traffic that converts better than if you use ads to drive traffic.

Thanks so much 🙏

Thanks, here you go: https://www.thesify.ai/pricing Any feedback is appreciated.

There isn't really any value in a streak apart from PH having one more DAU. So focus on what value you get out of PH and if once a week is enough, then so be it.

Don't actually talk about the tool or product. Just show how you solve a relevant problem. The product just happens to be there.

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I walk or bike to the office. It refreshes my mind and sparks creativity.

I use AI to tell me what to write and to give me feedback on my work. This way I stay in control and still enjoy productivity gains

Have you ever wondered how popular these tools are among those who have to endure the avalanche of AI generated cold emails?

No - or at least not in the way everyone thinks about AI agents. What everyone dreams of is the possibility to delegate repetitive or difficult tasks to the AI agent. But think about it for a minute; properly delegating work is hard - even between humans. It requires a lot of understanding on both sides. The more autonomous decisions are required to fulfil the task the more the agent needs to...

Me and that was an accident :-D

So here we are, with an accidental launch of our product. Things happen. If you find our writing assistant for students useful, please give us an upvote anyway..

Answer this simple question: Do you work to live or do you live to work? Can you have a life outside of work without being stressed out? Can you spend enough time with your partner and kids so they don't feel left out? Do you have time to acquire new skills and knowledge not related to your work? If yes, work and life are in balance. Otherwise not.

I think a great product demo is not about the product at all, but rather about something cool that accidentally was possible only with this product. Remember the scene from "When Harry met Sally?" The restaurant scene? (https://youtu.be/6pQgbEEFPq0?fea...) It ends in the famous line "I'll have what she's having" - the product here is the food order, but the demo is not about food at all. If...

For me it's trust. Even a great product or service and feel sour when you do not trust the company. Just look at what has happened to twitter. It literally got x-ed out. Trust is gone, people leave.

We use usertesting.com. Gives you access to test users from all demographics. Pricy but worth it.