Hide Shidara

I'm doing a lot of community and audience building work for my 30 day challenge. I find that the best way to collect emails is to link my newsletter in my profile and engage with a ton of people on Twitter that have the audience that I want. Educate -> Inspire -> Entertain are the 3 principles that I aspire to. My audience are developers so I look at a lot of dev rel engs to see what kinds of...

🚀 Hey Product Hunt! Excited to introduce our app that calculates your company's net worth, empowering you to take control of your financial future. 📈 💰 Maximize Profitability: Make informed decisions and achieve financial goals. 🔍 Assess Assets: Evaluate real estate, equipment, patient list, and goodwill values to gain a holistic view of your company's worth. ⚡️ Manage Risk: Understand...

How would you market and sell a cohort-based course if you didn't have a brand or audience?

Hi All, I saw a thread on the /u/ProductManagement subreddit about a list of technical terms you need to know in a PM role. There was so much great activity, people discussing which terms were important, what definition works better! Reddit doesn't have the features to apply a proper data-driven approach to this list, so I built one! I'm technically on vacation in Hawaii 🍹but I spent the last...

Cohort-based courses take are going to flood the market in the next 18 months, maven makes it such a rewarding experience to make a course on their platform. Congratulations on the launch!

Super cool

NFT launches?

Segment yourselves please

Hi all, This is most definitely a joke, I read Neil Straus's The Game and thought it both incredibly informative, interesting, and toxic. (Had no idea what a neg was lol). From my POV, that's what you get when you get a group of men wrapped in fear and surrender to it. But I empathize, dating, no matter how old or young, how emotionally crippled, how rich or famous you are, is always an...

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Hide, the maker of this product! This is pretty much just another todo list app, but one that I use all the time! This solves a tiny problem, scoped very tightly, and I'm curious if other people would find this useful!

I left my job last year and after a few months of bootstrapping during covid, I had to admit to myself that I wasn't ready to go out and build a product as my full-time job. I lacked a lot of technical and emotional skills and it simply wasn't the right time. When I started job searching again last year I had a list of requirements for a company: I wanted to work for a remote company, doing...

y did you make this? My bad, I meant yyyyyyyyyyyy did you make this?