Puja from Draftly.so

Quality over quantity that's what I think about the new update.

Absolutely agree! The best products come from truly understanding a problem, not just having a cool idea.In our case with Draftly, we saw that many professionals struggle with LinkedIn consistency—not because they lack knowledge, but because they lack time and structure. Instead of just building an AI writing tool, we focused on making content creation effortless while keeping posts authentic...

There are some great marketing communities out there depending on what you’re looking for. LinkedIn groups, Slack communities like Demand Curve, and subreddits like r/digital_marketing and r/growthhacking are solid.I also run a LinkedIn growth-focused community where members share strategies, discuss engagement tactics, and help each other improve their LinkedIn content. It’s been a great space...

Building an audience first vs. launching and growing later—both paths have their trade-offs.For us, we started by building a community first around LinkedIn growth, which helped shape our product and gave us a group of engaged early adopters when we launched. Having that initial support made all the difference.That said, I’ve seen products launch first and iterate quickly based on real-world...

Talking to users consistently is a game-changer. We have a community where we actively engage with members, gathering insights on what’s working for them and where they need help.It’s not just about feedback, it’s about building relationships and improving the product based on real use cases.

Draftly.so a tool designed to make LinkedIn content creation effortless. But beyond the product, we have built a community where founders, creators, and professionals share insights and grow together.

Draftly - AI-powered LinkedIn growth https://go.draftly.so/nwqcFq

Looks interesting! We have something similar but focused specifically on LinkedIn. AI has definitely made content creation easier. Excited to check out Whyme too!

Curious, what LinkedIn automation tools are you using to manage connections and messaging?

Building a community for Draftly which is a space for LinkedIn growth strategies, networking, and actionable insights. An invite-only space where creators and founders share insights on building their LinkedIn presence. https://go.draftly.so/IC1Vyn

I believe AI-generated content can be a powerful tool for marketing when used the right way. AI can assist, but human creativity really makes the difference in connecting with your audience. For LinkedIn, I’ve been using Draftly, which is specifically designed for creating posts tailored to the platform. It helps me stay consistent and generate content that resonates with my audience, while I...

Congratulations on your Product Hunt launch! And you’re looking to stay consistent with content creation, the Draftly community is a great place to learn from others who are actively growing their personal brands on LinkedIn. It’s a fantastic space for sharing strategies and getting feedback. You can find the link in my profile.

Personal branding is absolutely crucial for business success, especially on LinkedIn. Helps in differentiating yourself, build credibility, and foster genuine connections with your audience. By consistently sharing valuable, authentic content, you can position yourself as an expert and attract the right opportunities. For me, tools like Draftly have been invaluable in streamlining my content...

For creating viral LinkedIn content, I’d recommend giving Draftly a try. It helps me generate content ideas, keeps my posts consistent, and makes the whole process smoother. The best part is the Draftly community it’s been really helpful for picking up new strategies and staying inspired with my content. https://go.draftly.so/IC1Vyn Definitely worth exploring if you're looking to step up your...

As I’m actively trying to grow on LinkedIn, one of the most underrated tools I use daily is Draftly. It’s been super helpful for keeping content fresh and consistent, especially when ideas start to run dry. The way it helps brainstorm posts and structure them has saved me so much time! Beyond that, I also rely on tools like Notion to organize my thoughts and keep everything aligned. Sometimes,...

For social media outreach, I rely on a mix of tools to streamline my process. I use Draftly for content ideas and to help me stay consistent with my posts. It’s great for brainstorming, especially when you’re juggling multiple platforms. For LinkedIn, I focus on engaging with my network through meaningful comments and sharing value-driven content. I also swear by scheduling tools like Buffer...

Great question, Jao! To ensure content stays evergreen, I focus on creating content that answers common, ongoing questions and addresses universal challenges. I also aim to make my posts as actionable as possible—offering solutions, frameworks, and tips that people can apply at any time. I use tools like Draftly to help streamline the idea generation process and ensure my content aligns with...

That sounds awesome, Ravi! I’ve discovered some cool tools like https://www.draftly.so/ which helps me stay creative while writing content. It’s fun to brainstorm ideas and draft posts that don’t feel like work, especially with the help of a supportive community that shares tips and strategies. As for other fun products, I’m always on the lookout for new ways to make work more engaging.

Great strategy, Tasos! I’ve been focusing on consistency, and tools like Draftly have really helped streamline my content creation process. The community there also shares some great tips on organic growth—definitely worth checking out if you're looking for more strategies. As for my strategy, I focus on engaging with relevant content, sharing value, and connecting with like-minded...

I agree! AI won’t kill creativity—it’ll amplify it. By automating repetitive tasks, like content generation and engagement, tools like Draftly help creators and marketers focus more on the strategic and creative aspects. AI becomes a tool that enhances human potential, not replaces it.