What is your biggest challenge right now?

Question

I'll start first, I'm building a new generation product to help startups boost their user activation with gamification and interactive in-product experiences.

Our biggest challenge rn is messaging.

Vincent Xu · Accepted Answer

Anastasia, honing the perfect message is indeed tough; for us, it's balancing user acquisition with providing consistent value to retain our current user base. What's your approach to refining your messaging to clearly communicate the benefits of gamification in your product?

Michal Balšianka · Answer

The biggest challenge for our company, Younics, right now is developing effective sales and marketing strategies.

Anastasia Liamets · Answer

@wreit it’s always hard in the beginning to find really working channels with you ICPs — would love to connect and talk more about it, maybe i can help you somehow with my marketing background

Anastasia Liamets · Answer

@marvin_maendle where are you launching? can I help somehow?

Ibtesam Abdullah · Answer

My biggest challenge is to educate job seekers who do not know how to write a CV, what its basic elements are, and how they can attract recruiters through their CV. I want to convey all this through my best CV writing services in UAE online

Avital Trifsik · Answer

Finding our accurate ICP :)

Marvin Mändle · Answer

Preparing the global launch with few resources is really challenging.

Anastasia Liamets · Answer

@avital_trifsik so true, we are facing something similar and consistency improving - I think it’s something that will never be 100% defined and always be changing

Peter Hansen · Answer

My biggest challenge this week is where to start my business, with the aim of selling globally.

Peter Hansen · Answer

@anliamets Since I'm a kind of digital nomad, moving between Chile, Spain, Denmark, and the US, I need to see where it's most beneficial for me to make my companies, and it's a complex analysis. My options are probably in the US, looking to Wyoming. I have two businesses, but the principal one is basically a consulting business, although I call myself an unconsultant. My mantra is "Don't outsource your thinking," i.e., I teach companies using a set of Red Teamining Tools to handle (strategic) critical thinking themselves and not hire expensive consultants. If they hire me as an unconsultant, my aim is that they have 1-3 workshops or coaching sessions with me and a partner, and then they don't need me anymore.

Anastasia Liamets · Answer

@trumpeter what kind of business? what are you options so far?

Answer

communcation skills

Anastasia Liamets · Answer

@cen_xu I know what you mean, Vincent. When a startups grows fast and puts a lot of efforts in acquisition, it’a important to convert users into paid — it’s something out product is gonna help you with.

Currently we’re on closed beta, so far so good. Would you like to join once we release?

Marvin Mändle · Answer

@anliamets How are you preparing your product launch?

Anastasia Liamets · Answer

@ibtesam_abdullah so nice!! wish I had something like this when I was looking for a job in the past

What is your biggest challenge right now?

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