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congratz on the launch! have my upvote

I give it a quick 1min scan through the site (avg time a web visitor spend browsing your site is 45-53s) and here are my understandings - You provide a lead gen service - I can do it with embedded form - I can send some automated emails if the user sign up Now what are not clear to me is: - What exact pain point are you solving for me? Is it a lack of lead? If so, quantify it so it's more...

Just a weekly feature update with photos/walkthrough video or stats update will be great. I'm doing it mainly on my Twitter and Substack channel but sometimes I'd like to show people activity on my product page as well (to let them know that the product ain't dead :D)

Myself 🤣 I learn how to code and use basic UI framework so that I cut down the time from wireframe (napkin/paper) to final product. Having a middle step with Figma is nice if you have a team (backend dev, frontend dev, product manager). However, when you start out with 1 or 2 people, iteration speed is the differentiator between you & your competitor.

It's not so simple. Depends of various factors: - Is your product a very complicated one which tackles a problem at the edge of knowledge? In such case, the college programmers do have an edge thanks to them knowing what is possible out there before diving deeper into specific implementation - Is your product a web app like 90% others? In such case, there is almost no edge based on their...

I have a simple goal every day: make sure to be by my desk at 8am and have a 7-hour sleep the night before.

Just a quick question Ken, how do I know if Cheese's credit score will be considered by banks when I take out a home/car/business loan? Otherwise, maybe you can highlight the pain point of existing solutions. For example, why can't I get a credit card with other promotions baked in instead of Cheese

Emacs because it’s an OS inside another OS 🤣

Using frill.co. Users can create & vote different features to be built. I also use posthog.com to replay user's sessions my site - it's similar thinking like a heat map but it allows you to see each individual user's journey if you wish to.

Launched plantrips.net last Friday. It’s an AI travel planning tool & aiming to make money through affiliate links. This week im promoting it to a few reddit communities as well as doing at least 5 calls with trip planners to find out whether the app solves their pain points. Marketing is a pain but there’s no business without it. Secretly I hope to have time to squeeze in a tiktok...

Son: dad, what are you working on? Dad: you remembered the last time you wanted to go to Disneyland? Remember how daddy had to stay up the whole night to plan for that trip and you ended up missing school the next day because daddy overslept? Well, now daddy built a trip fAIry called plantrips.net that is gonna help taking care of all the travel planning for us. Now you will never miss school...

I will upvote just for the trailer alone Marc 🤣 This gives me a very Yoda-ish advice vibe. Now I wish there's a Yoda mode 😉

No. 3 hits so close. In my previous company, we actually saw a sale increase after we implemented a dropdown button to hide our "here are 20 features you get for this price" offer. Amazing how it went against common UX practice which is to prioritize accessibility if possible 😂