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I don't think we've pivoted yet at Artus, but we've made significant evolutions of the product several times to the point where it can be considered a different product altogether. Some might call them pivots but to us they just felt like the next logical step.

Unless it's an emergency or a unique opportunity, I try to avoid the task altogether. I've noticed that when you're managing a young team, most problems that others come to you with end up solving themselves if you don't involve yourself with them.

Great question Abdul! We haven't tried anything quirky yet at Artus but we definitely plan to soon!

Loved the blog post Cristina! I've applied to YC before and didn't get in but will be trying again now that we've made some progress. It's nice to actually see a successful application instead of just hearing "tips and tricks"

Product hunt community on threads 👍les do it - https://www.threads.net/@aignise

Congrats Elif!

Finally! Been looking forward to this! Congratulations Sandra.

Looks great! Been looking forward to this launch🤘

Without a doubt Paid Ads can be eliminated from a tight budget plan if need be. It forces founders to find organic channels for growth and build their audiences the healthy way. Ads can then be brought on as a supplemental marketing push once you have the resources

Honestly, everything has been overshadowed by GPT for better or worse. But without a doubt there are some good startups and founders that have come up in these past few months

Automatic clothes folding after laundry. Please. Someone.

Highly recommend Hubspot Inbound Marketing. Other options include SEMRush courses on SEO

Congratulations Miruna!

Kinda have to take the third door here and say niche helps you penetrate the market like a sharp needle, rather than a blunt knife (general value). But once you’re inside the market, you can expand beyond your niche and attempt to become an all-in-one solution

Quantum computing without a doubt

Gotta invite the team up for beers later. In my experience, it is very easy to leave work relationships within Zoom. But when I took the initiative to invite everyone out for drinks, even if just once, working together for the next many months certainly became a lot more meaningful.

Ive been wondering the same thing lately. I've been told one definitely has to use both but I'm still trying to find that balance