Rebecca Harris

we've got a couple of partnerships in the pipeline, super stoked about what's coming next!

Working on finalizing the UI for my new app, aiming to push an update to fix a persistent bug, and reaching out to a few beta testers to gather feedback.

It appears that the individual is facing issues with their last product, MobileGPT, as online service providers have flagged it for spam, despite using publicly available APIs from OpenAI and seeing similar products being unaffected, leading to suspicions of possible racial profiling.

white-labelling is indeed an attractive option to many founders due to its cost and time efficiency, the decision ultimately depends on the specific needs of the company and its long-term strategic plans, as building their own software might offer more customization and control, albeit with increased costs and time commitments.

you can relaunch on Product Hunt after making substantial updates, often taking a few months to a year depending on your product evolution, where the improvements should be tangible, user-oriented, and well-documented; and in my own experience of relaunching, we enhanced user interface, introduced new features based on feedback, and streamlined our marketing approach for better engagement and...

my favorite life hack is using a structured daily planner, digitally or physically, to categorize tasks into 'must-dos,' 'should-dos,' and 'could-dos,' allowing me to efficiently prioritize and manage my time, and ensure that my creative energy is focused where it matters most!

Congratulations on the impressive progress made by Afforai in enhancing its ability to read websites and PDFs, as shared on Product Hunt, this advancement will undoubtedly open up new possibilities for users!

An immediate low-hanging fruit task for our startup is to bolster our social media presence, taking advantage of free platforms to increase brand visibility and engage more directly with our target audience, fostering a sense of community around our product.

What's your go-to invoicing software that truly shines for freelancers, offering seamless integration, user-friendly design, and superb functionality without breaking the bank?

My freelancing journey kicked off with a mix of nocode and code approaches, as I leveraged visual development tools alongside my coding abilities to provide comprehensive solutions to clients.

CSS frameworks and pre-processors can automate many styling, layout, and browser compatibility difficulties, but keeping up with responsive design principles and guaranteeing consistent performance across devices and browsers is another challenge.

It's about updating regularly, optimizing material for each platform, and engaging with my community through comments, messaging, and user-generated content.

When I talk to B2B clients, the main things I say in favor of our product are that it can solve specific problems and provide real value. I focus on things like cost-effectiveness, speed, scalability, and the possibility of long-term growth that are specific to the client's needs to show how our product can help their business and get results.