Linh Pham

When a product is launched with a 'horizontal' message, it can get lost in the noise; although it might get many initial upvotes from a general audience. A narrowly-focused, vertical product, on the other hand, creates a stronger, more committed following. You'll likely see more meaningful comments, questions, and feedback from people who genuinely need your solution.

The shift from a "Single Role" to "Multi-Role Collaboration" can apply so well to product development too. Shifting from the "builder's perspective" to the "first-time user's perspective" is essential for good UX and building something people genuinely want to use.

Actually, Reddit users contribute surprisingly helpful and well-thought-out opinions, sometimes just to gain karma before they start self-promotion, but it still benefits the community. In many niche subreddits, you can find in-depth discussions and expert insights that aren’t easily available elsewhere. That might be why Reddit ends up as one of the top sources for AI training, since it’s a...

I'd like to add Hacker News to the promotion channel list. It helps getting early traction from tech-savvy audience. If the product has a developer or startup angle, the discussions there can also bring back valuable feedback.

Well, I am more into products which have interactive demo within their launch. The demo is both engaging and helpful for understanding the product.

Really helpful! Our blog strategy has been struggling lately, and this tool showed us exactly where to improve to maintain traffic. Hope things will go well and we can launch our product soon.