Christoph Dyllick-Brenzinger

We made the experience at our SaaS product, that the effort to keep a language up to date is much higher than your profit is. English is a must-have but everything else is just optional.

Implement a workflow or routine to ask customers, at the moment there are happy: We try to provide great user support via community forum and email. Every time we solve the problem of a customer, we ask the customer to write a short quote about us on one of the major platforms. In this way, we have quite a good response rate. Just asking them over and over via newsletter or on the website was...

Use temporary email accounts for registration to such products.

I can not recommend TikTok for marketing. For some months we had the fastest growing TikTok Channel in Germany with Millions of views per week. In the end we could not get anything out of it. It was not possible to measure anything: page openings, registrations, subscription... There were none. Therefore I would invest my time on another platform.

To be honest, I don't subscribe to newsletters. Even not my own... What I love are tech podcasts like darknet diaries or wild wild tech...

Thanks for all your feedback. Just as a summary of 8 hours or product hunt launch: I nearly spend the whole day on my launch page, answering all the comments and on linked in talking to people that are interested in product hunt. For sure, we build up our community base upfront and send them emails. But I have the feeling that every vote is the consequence of a real chat with a real person.

- SeaTable as database for structured data - Brevo for email compaigns and automations - n8n for automations in general - postcards from designmodo to generate high quality email templates for Brevo. With these four tools, you have everything you need to do great marketing.

I use ChatGPT (v4) nearly every day but for quite easy tasks like "translations", writing summaries etc. I am convinced that AI is still not "intelligent" enough to really produce good results - especially because you should never take the results for granted...

Definitely LinkedIn. But I think it depends on the use case. LinkedIn is for me more business connection related while Twitter is more a "follow interesting people".

Hey Istiak, sounds interesting. How do you want to publish the book? As digital file or as a real book?

Hey @petethewiz, today we launch SeaTable 5.0: No-code database and app-building plattform to build any process or workflow you can imagine. Check out and give feedback at: producthunt.com/posts/seatable-5-0

I just launched today: https://www.producthunt.com/post.... I am so excited how far we will get. Currently, we are 3rd. That is awesome on the one hand, but I would say, there is still room for improvement.

Hey, I'm Christoph from SeaTable! 🙌🏻 In mid-2020, we launched the first version of SeaTable as an alternative to Airtable, driven by our vision of "a world where creating digital solutions is easy for everyone, regardless of coding knowledge." This vision includes two main components: 👉 A SaaS offering with a free plan that only requires an email address for registration (alongside paid...

Congratulations and good luck for your launch. I will definitely support it. Keep on going!

Short email with clear call to action. Still be genious and ask for support. Don't push your users/fans/customers.

Right now, I don't follow advice from AI tools, but ChatGPT tells me every day that my English sucks... :-)

The main point is to understand the real issue behind the conflict. Is it purely about facts, or are hurt feelings and disappointment at play? In my experience, most team conflicts are more about emotions than factual disagreements. Therefore, it’s crucial to take the time to communicate openly and extensively. My secret: TALK TALK TALK...

Hard work require break from time to time. This is something I had to learn the hard way.