What type of content performs best here? 🤔

Question

I want to be helpful to the community, but I haven't quite figured out what makes posts go to the top. It seems to depend on the number of followers who are more likely to upvote your discussion.

But really, is useful content welcomed here, or do simple questions that are easy to interact with get more attention?

Benson Xu · Accepted Answer

From my experience, product demos and unique problem-solving tools tend to perform exceptionally well on Product Hunt. Engaging visuals, clear value propositions, and innovative solutions that address common pain points in tech or productivity are usually the most successful in capturing the community's attention.

Zane Ryan · Answer

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Nathan Covey · Answer

It seems like it's unique, interesting questions that do the best

Karen Anderson · Answer

I think short-form video content performs best on Product Hunt. Quick 15-30 second demos or explainer videos tend to get a lot of traction and upvotes compared to long text posts or static screenshots. GIFs can work well too for showing a product in action. The key is making the value prop clear in an engaging, skimmable way to catch people's attention as they scroll.

Answer

Personally I've found short-form, snackable content like infographics and memes tend to get the most engagement and upvotes here. Anything that provides quick value or a laugh in an easily digestible format. Long-form articles and videos can work too if they're super high-quality and relevant, but the bar is higher. Interactive content like polls also seem to do well. Just my 2 cents from what I've seen! 🤓

Dzmitry Tsemirau · Answer

Genuinely useful content is too complex, and no one reads it. The community seems to love random stuff like "your favorite book," "are you an early bird or a night owl," and so on.

Answer

How-to guides, tutorials, and informational articles can engage audiences by providing value and solving problems.

What type of content performs best here? 🤔

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