Andrea Clark

Launch day? Amp up that pre-launch hype first. Tease features, maybe even get some influencers onboard for initial reviews. On D-Day, get your most loyal users to kickstart the upvotes.

Spending on ads is all about ROI and understanding the audience.

Minimalistic layouts, bold typography, micro-animations, and dark mode are trending.

Consistent quality, responsive support, and regular updates that show we're listening. Kind of aligns with what Intercom preaches about customer engagement.

Definitely want to nail down a consistent exercise routine. I've been slacking on that front lately. Just need to ensure it doesn't disrupt my workflow.

Hi Nerd !

All good so far.

Thanks for a fantastic advice. Keep it up !

It's a balancing act, really. User feedback is vital - they're the ones using your product, after all. But sometimes users don't know what they need until you show them. Apple didn't create the iPhone based on user feedback, right? So, mix user feedback with your own vision.

Start building a community early. Engage on platforms where your target audience is - like IndieHackers, Reddit, or relevant Slack channels. Regular updates and sneak peeks can build anticipation.

Honestly, I consume a ton of content from social media. It's become such a big part of our daily lives, and it's hard to resist the temptation to scroll through endless feeds.

I go for a quick run or read a few chapters from a book - works like a charm.

I'm very eager to learn how to swim :(

One reason could be that I'm still in the exploration phase, simply trying to understand what your product offers and how it might fit my needs, without being ready to commit just yet.

"From Impossible to Inevitable" - your blueprint for tackling the challenges of hyper-growth.

Adding a finance management feature could make Google Pay a one-stop money management hub.