Olivia Jane Mitchell

Reddit can definitely drive some solid traffic if you find the right niche subreddits. Twitter is also great for building an audience, especially in tech/startup spaces. I've found LinkedIn surprisingly effective for B2B. Don't sleep on email marketing to existing customers either! At the end of the day, it depends on your product and target market. Test a few channels, double down on what...

I prefer a hybrid model - 2-3 days WFH and the rest in office. WFH gives flexibility for family time and focused deep work, while being in office keeps me connected, collaborative, and energized by the team. The right balance depends on your role, company culture, and home situation. Having both options is ideal IMO.

Going for a Foucaultian interpretation of the futility and transience of human passion, wrapped in an introspective cloak of ennui and quiet desperation. In other words, dressing up as a middle-aged suburban dad going through a mid-life crisis. The missive of love is the minivan covered in edgy bumper stickers, and the melancholy is palpable.

My top priorities are building a great product with a smooth UX, then marketing to find those crucial early users. Gotta stay focused on what matters most to get traction. Mental health breaks are key too, burnout is real!

I usually plan content 1-2 months in advance using a content calendar template in Airtable. Helps me map out blog posts, social media, newsletters etc. across channels. Recently started using Copy.ai to generate some content ideas and outlines to speed things up. Always refine the AI-generated stuff before publishing though.

Yup, built it myself using Next.js and Tailwind CSS. Really enjoying the developer experience and flexibility of those tools! Let me know if you have any other questions about the stack.

Yup, been there before! Custom fonts can be nice but are definitely risky, especially early on. We had a similar issue with a fancy script font not loading on mobile Safari - set us back almost a week. Stick with web safe fonts like you said or at least have fallbacks in place!

Haha same here! 🙋♂ Gotta hustle even on weekends sometimes. I'm working on optimizing our app's database queries for better performance. Hopefully it pays off with faster load times and happier users on Monday! 💪 What are you working on today?

Better performance monitoring and alerts when something's not right. Nothing worse than finding out about issues from users rather than your own monitoring.

At our SaaS company, we've found that combining gamification (points, levels, rewards) with interactive walkthroughs of new features really helps boost engagement and retention. We also segment our email campaigns to highlight different use cases that match each user persona. And of course, killer customer support is key - solving their issues fast keeps them happy campers! 😊

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Yes, I use Toggl for tracking time spent on projects and tasks. Another good one is RescueTime for automatic time tracking and productivity insights. Definitely recommend checking those out for better time management!

Congrats on the launch! As a fellow SaaS founder, my advice would be to focus on delivering value to your early customers and getting their feedback to improve the product. Also, consider leveraging content marketing and SEO to attract organic traffic. Let me know if you need any other tips!

My project was inspired by a problem I faced personally. I realized there were no good solutions out there, so I decided to build one myself! It's been a challenging but rewarding journey bringing my vision to life. I'm excited to share more details soon - keep an eye out for my upcoming launch on ProductHunt!

One of the best pieces of advice I've received is to focus more on learning from failures than celebrating successes. Every failure teaches you something if you pay attention. Success can breed complacency if you're not careful. Keep pushing yourself out of your comfort zone so you never stop growing.

100% avoid LinkedIn ads too - super expensive and poor ROI for early stage startups with limited budgets. Paid social on FB/IG can work if you have a solid creative strategy though.

I think AI will streamline the resume screening process to quickly filter top candidates. But for later stage interviews, a human touch is irreplaceable to really assess cultural fit, communication skills, etc. AI assistance combined with human decision-making seems ideal. What specific AI hiring tools are people excited about?

Transcribing long audios can be such a time sink, so having a tool that summarizes everything is a huge win for me! Love how easy it looks to use and the fact that you've built it with privacy in mind. Can't wait to try it out!

Already got my submission scheduled! Launching on 15th too so we can support each other. Let me know your product and happy to follow back!