Sophia Clark

Looks promising, especially the CRM-data analysis. But wondering, how does the AI handle ambiguous customer feedback?

The subconscious going wild can cook up some pretty dope ideas.

uBlock Origin for sure, can't deal with ads.

Generative models for creating art and music are seriously underappreciated. They're mostly seen as novelty now, but the potential for reshaping creative industries is huge.

Surveys, user interviews, and direct customer contact are often how I obtain feedback.

Love running free coding workshops for kids and beginners.

Establish definite priorities and divide work into manageable portions. Do not multitask. Use time monitoring software like Toggl or task management software like Asana.

Your first Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is essentially the simplest version of your product that solves the problem you're targeting. It has just enough features to satisfy early customers and provide feedback for future product development.

Keep it simple but impactful. Product demos, Q&As, maybe a few early user testimonials. Real-time feedback is gold.

Congratulations on launching Roame! It's clear that you've put a lot of effort into simplifying the flight redemption process. Thank you for making it easier for us to book dream flights!

Solid question. In my experience, nothing beats transparent communication and appreciation for their work. If you're not already doing it, consider regular check-ins and be sure to highlight their achievements.

Definitely, man. Look at products like Google Translate, they're getting traction because language barriers ain't disappearing anytime soon. This doesn't mean it's an easy market, but there's room for innovation. The client's product could edge out if it addresses the nuances better or adds value in a way big names haven't yet. But don't take it lightly, it's a fierce competition.