Eugene Hauptmann

Great new feature Lukas!

Congrats guys! Looking forward to play with my replacement monocle soon 🤞

Congrats on the launch!

Nice, just added to the trending section here: https://www.awesomefintech.com/company/paytm-payments-bank-e6eyw/

To choose my environment and friends with a better focus on what I want to do next. To try things fast and get feedback early.

I agree with @surender_singh, offering freemium product helps to break the ice. also reddit/twitter helps to build early relationships and address the need of your audience. Also recent trend is community > audience

Congrats Traf. I'm curious at what stage did you decide to build out your twitter presence? Was it cause or effect of you moving to work on your own product? P.S. You might want to fix link to `Super` in your post. @traf

Hey Janel, 👋 to fellow OnDecker and congrats on your journey! Q: If you were to start a newsletter today, what would you do differently?

I'll follow @alex_miller11 lead. we released a product build within 48 hours during a global build week here – http://producthunt.com/posts/llc-toolkit and got lots of good traction and hammering next features now 🚀

Nice breakdown. We did a launch last Thursday, and more reflections to come. Loved the part about value vs expectations.

Hey @blakebemal congrats on the great numbers! What is your main takeaway going from the course creation to the CBC (cohort-based course) creation?

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Realizing that distribution channel is more important for today's startup than the product itself.

Feedback loop

Pretty much this https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1857263/127065286-d55fbcdc-697f-450d-ace3-b017f45482fa.png

All the marketing tools are surely important, but the biggest lesson I learned is to talk to people that have a need and could use your product to solve their problems. Being empathetic and going above and beyond when you do user research. There's a story behind every person you talk to, and as you build out your product, this kind of research will help you narrow down whom do you want to...

How did you get your first student?

Very interesting. What’s the pricing range?

Love the idea! How do you manage caching of the ACL restricted things?