Joe Sinkwitz

Jeroen continues to make beautiful products. Brief is a really handy tool for those on the go that like longform content but don't have the time to digest it all. I find it most useful as a jumping off point to summarize, then I can dig into something later to gain depth.

Mike showed me Rivalflow AI a couple weeks ago prior to launching here because he really cares about early adopter feedback. I think it has the potential to be very powerful in identifying the low-hanging fruit content rewrites, which when done iteratively could add up to serious traffic gains.

I love anything Jeroen is involved in generally. This is very clean looking.

I love Nick's newsletter -- look forward to it every Tuesday.

In order to maintain a strong retention, you need to evolve the product as your customers' needs change. What works today may not work in year 2, 3, or 4. For instance, what we launched on Product Hunt today is completely different than what we launched 5 years ago.

Almost exactly 5 years ago Intellifluence debuted on Product Hunt and since then we've been seeking to turn the influencer industry upside down by coming up with ways to democratize influence. We focused on helping small influencers get started, giving small businesses affordable plans, and in the process ended up building the largest warm contact influencer network. Not everything is sunshine...

This is damned impressive.

I used Handwrytten years ago to connect to new Slack signups in a community via Zapier, so I could send personalized welcome postcards. Love this group -- those robots are incredible.

I'm a TTT member; it's a great community that's extremely active in the DMs. As a company, Intellifluence decided to give back via the TTT academy last year, which allowed us to provide members with a substantial discount. It worked out fantastically.

Terry knows so much about CRO that this is a no-brainer.

I've worked with Terry on multiple projects, including Intellifluence. He was consistently several chess moves ahead of the market when it came to CRO, so this is a perfect fit for him. Perhaps I'm biased, but I'm in for a subscription and know that it only takes one nugget from his writing to tweak a conversion rate to the point where it pays for itself multiple decades over.

I was one of the early beta testers for Nacho and did a webinar with their team on how I ended up using the product; we still use it in-house. Pros: 1. Usefulness of data to draw inferences from. 2. Layout is Google Analytics, so no real learning curve. Cons: Just keep gathering data.

Nacho is awesome; several months ago they let me have access to a premium site (Instagram) for the purposes of determining influencer efficacy. I was really impressed and will let the data speak for itself: https://resources.spyfu.com/measure-how-influential-influencer-really-is/