KathyMiller

Here s a question: Why shouldn't you go all-in on promoting your Product Hunt launches? There seems like this strange unwritten rule where you re supposed to be coy about plugging your products or projects. But let's be real here you're proud of your hard work, and your Product Hunt launch is a major milestone! So why not share it? Here s where it gets fun: instead of apologizing for promoting your creation, let s get behind the idea of unapologetic self-promotion. Own it! Own every part of it from the hard work that went into creating your product to the blood, sweat, and tears of putting it out on Product Hunt. We all know that after the launch, you'll want to shout it from the rooftops, so why not start now? I d love to hear: what are the things you re most excited about from your launch or even those launches you love so much? Drop your best self-promotion stories or let's hear about your biggest wins (no shame here, let s hype each other up!)

Product Hunt just rolled out some exciting updates to enhance the user experience. . @- : Now, users can tag friends more easily with autocomplete for @-mentions on mobile, enhancing user engagement in conversations. . - : Makers can track their points and ranking throughout the day, seeing which social posts are driving the most support. . : The leaderboard now shows points based on upvotes and comments, eliminating confusion about launch rankings. Previously, only upvotes were displayed, which led to discrepancies in rankings. . "" "" "" "": To clarify, ""Launch Tags"" are now used to categorize topics such as AI, Productivity, etc., relevant to the launch, while ""Product Categories"" help users find products by use case (e.g., code review tools, SEO tools).