George Apostolov

Builders, for those of you who have launched on Producthunt or actively engage in comment sections; What is the ROI here? As a new user and builder myself, how do you get the most value out of this platform?

For those who've launched: How many people are actually following through with feedback, beta testing, or staying in contact long term? Are those 10-20% of people worth it?
For those active in threads: How do you get value? How often does the scratch my back and I'll scratch yours exchange actually take place/help? Are you just here to scroll?
If you come here looking for an answer, how much time do you spend looking for it before you go to the next platform? Is reddit the alternative?
If you have any good strategies, let me know!! Would love to learn more.

Hi! I'm Sarah Evans, founder of Sevans Strategy and Sevans Digital PR, I'm a digital strategist and global brand correspondent, who works with companies worldwide to create and improve their social and digital strategies, advising on branding, marketing, advertising, and public relations. Here to answer any and all questions about PR, Social strategy, consulting, advertising, branding, and more I will be answering questions this week.

I'm currently using drift to have live chat on 3 different websites. That means 3 different accounts with a ton of switching back and forth between them when I have to run to respond to a customer. I'm simply looking for a live chat SaaS where you can have multiple sub-accounts and add multiple websites with different branding. That could be one of two ways: 1. Either something like gmail or twitter where switching between multiple top level accounts is quick and painless 2. Something like google search console or domain management or google analytics, where you simply have one top level account and you can switch between multiple "properties" (which in this case would be live chat for different websites) Anything like this out there?