Emin Araki

Prioritization.

No tool, but bunch of coffee.

Meme marketing is underrated. If used in the right place and the right way, it can be very effective at engaging people. But if it's done poorly or doesn't fit the brand, it can seem cringey and hurt your reputation.

Interesting that most people want to "keep" cold mailing. In my opinion, cold mailing is becoming less effective from time to time. People get too many unwanted emails and usually ignore or delete them without reading. Spam filters are better now and might send these emails to spam folders. Also, people worry more about privacy and scams, so they're cautious with unknown senders. Modern...

@sylviangth @maiquangtuan SalesBox looks like a total game-changer! The idea of building my own AI-powered sales system without having to write a single line of code is exactly what entrepreneurs like me need. It’s awesome how easy it is to set up workflows for every part of the sales process, from planning to closing deals. This could seriously save so much time and help focus on what really...

@jaisalr Congrats! As someone who's more of a builder and seller, I really appreciate the improvements you’ve made since the release. The 0% commission model and fast 7-day turnaround are perfect for founders like me who want to focus on building and transitioning quickly. Excited to see how the platform continues to evolve and create even more opportunities for the startup community!

Tried many libraries but man, Im in love with shadcn

As a customer, i dont like monthly subscription plans. When I see a lifetime deal for a fair price, I am more willing to pay for it rather than a monthly subscription

Be there for me whenever I need it 🚬

When working on a project, i often run into issues which need to be solved as well. So I grab them and build another tool around it to solve that particular problem

First networking, then the skills.

Mostly Reddit 🙌

By responding quickly and genuinely. Start by listening and acknowledging their concern—people want to feel heard. Then, provide a solution or steps to resolve the issue as transparently as possible. If it’s not immediately fixable, offer a timeline or explain what you're doing to address it. Keeping communication clear and respectful throughout goes a long way. Lastly, follow up to ensure...

I think free trials convert better for B2B SaaS if you want faster decisions. It lets users experience the full value right away. But freemium is great for keeping people around longer until they’re ready to upgrade. It really depends—are you aiming for quick conversions or long-term engagement?

Yes, I have integrated AI into my work in ways that make everything run smoother and more creatively. From automating tasks that used to take hours to using AI as a brainstorming partner for developing new concepts, it's become an essential tool in my process.

Having everything in one place makes it easier for people to follow your journey across different projects. It shows you’re a multifaceted creator, and you never know—your audience might end up being interested in more than just one thing you do. Plus, managing one account is way easier.

For me, building lasting relationships with customers is about making them feel like they're part of the journey. I love taking them behind the scenes, sharing the ups and downs, and making them feel like co-creators, even if they're just watching. That way, they feel personally connected to the product.

When I try new tools or apps, it usually comes down to whether they solve a real problem for me. If something looks like it could save time or simplify a process, I give it a shot. I tend to lean towards indie tools too—they often have more creativity behind them.

Tell my 18-year-old self: Start before you're ready. The biggest mistake? Waiting for the ‘perfect’ moment. Spoiler: It never comes.

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