Ihor Stefurak

This guide is the second edition of the idea validation framework we pre-launched a few months ago on Product Hunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/ideas-validation-on-reddit. If you keen to learn this, go to the site and use a coupon code «phunt9» to get $9 off. https://ph-files.imgix.net/16799124-4378-4c42-9896-f86850e96964.png

My idea is to give people a simple framework to validate ideas at first because many of us build and then complain that no one needs it. If you keen to learn this, go to a pre-ordering page and use coupon code «phunt» to get $5 off. To show you a preview, here is how I research subreddits and evaluate them for ideas validation: 1. When I have an idea to validate I write down at least 5 keywords...

‌ 👋 Hello fellow makers, and thank you @chrismessina for the intro! 📝 200 lines of code Six months ago I sat down to write 200 lines of code in Apps Script for my Gmail. I was overwhelmed by unimportant emails during the day. It was hard to keep practicing inbox zero. I wanted to read newsletters. But they were hitting my inbox during the day, distracting me from support requests and messages...

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