Fabian Maume

Monitor your activation and retention metrics. Until you get good retention is will be quite inefficient to invest in marketing. Then I would recommend you to consider a fractional CMO or marketing junior with mentoring at the start to save on budget. I actually wrote a blog post on the topic: https://www.tetriz.io/blog/do-yo...

+1 option for low code application. :) Good luck with the launch.

Yerba Maté. :) But I also drink tea and coffe.

Only one side hustle? :D IndieHacker and Lunadio are great communities where you could discuss the topic.

It depends a lot on your target audience. For B2B SaaS, product hunt can be a good lead source.

It depends on what you want to do. What is your target audience?

Social media aren't realy reliable as they change their algorithm often. It is also easier to archive an email for later than to archive a social post.

Prepare some maté 🧉

No. You can launch on your own. A hunter just helps you boost the launch, so it is nice to have if you are new to product hunt. You can find relevant hunters on : https://upvote-bell.com/

I will be launching Otterly.ai on the 30th of April: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Phantombuster I'm using for year, so I'm a bit biased on this :D It is a great tool to get data from social media or automate linkedin actions.

Launch your MVP on product hunt as soon as possible. :) You can relaunch after 6 months if you have some feature updates. All upvoters of your first launch become followers of your product hub page, so you can build up an audience over time.

I'm not sure, but it might appear once you submit a teaser: https://help.producthunt.com/en/... Is snov.io planning a relaunch?

FoxyApps works quite well. Offering a micro-tool for free is a great way to collect leads.

Substack should be the easiest to use.

Just Google spreadsheet. I actually plan to share the template I'm using for free, I just need to find time to record a tutorial about it.

Don't try to go too big. It is good to start with a micro-tool to learn. Shipe the MVP fast and get market feedback.

Hello there. I'm happy to hunt yet another GrowthHacking tool. CalendarHunter helps you discover hidden meeting scheduling links like Calendly. CalendarHunter can help you find leads on Linkedin, Twitter, and Reddit. You will have to schedule meetings for those leads so you will have to focus on quality and not quantity. The tool is still early stage so any feedback is welcome. The product...