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How do you use Product Hunt?
All of us are different, do you..
.. discover products?
.. meet potential co-founders?
.. follow the latest trends?
.. connect with startup humans?
.. do user research?
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Alok Verma
I like to discover new products and engage with some of cool people.
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@v_m10 perhaps we can have something to do for you https://discord.gg/VBNVKypE as well
I'm enjoying using it to learn and enage in conversations with the community! Always, great perspectives and topics up for discussion
Lately I've used Product Hunt primarily as a way to engage with other makers. I've met co-founders here before and have gained some really good insights at times when I've felt stuck on my journey.
I've had mixed results with Product Hunt over the years for my own launches (some amazing and some pretty disappointing), but I've heard that they've made some changes recently so I'm excited to see how my next launch goes!
@colinmathews we'd love to have you onboard with us, your expertise will be invaluable for startup humans https://discord.gg/VBNVKypE
I really like the community. It has a lot of great information & insight. Aside from the community I like to see which new products are coming out daily.
@skillprepare definitely agreed, we share the vision! Feel free to join https://discord.gg/VBNVKypE
1. Finding cool tools for my newsletter
2. Engage in discussions
3. Launch new products and
4. Drive traffic to LaunchPedia website
@karthik_tatikonda if there is anything we can do for you, please join here https://discord.gg/VBNVKypE
Hi Ceyda. :-) Like many others here, I not only hope to meet new people who share my open-minded vision, I'd also love to meet creators and collaborators with the technical skills to help create a new, more modern and more "social" approach.
@pleasure_meditation hi! I tried these in pandemic, I feel that this kind of pleasure intrinsically awakens a person and empowers the mind. Would love to hear more about your vision! Especially how you see this approach as more "social", for me it was more of an individualistic experience.