Amanda Johnson

I'd say "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries is almost like a startup bible.

Nothing for me, Total rest for the weekend.

I'm still mulling it through. At the moment, only saving.

Have fun with my kids.

100%. Deep work is like the Trello of productivity, get things done efficiently.

according to your needs. Tools like Squarespace or Wix are incredibly user-friendly for non-coders.

Welcome aboard! There's so much to explore. Product Hunt is your go-to spot to discover the newest, coolest products out there.

Saturday for me is mostly decompressing from the work week. I take a break from screens, spend time outdoors, catch up on reading.

The ability to design, create, stock, and sell NFTs directly from the Shopify store is a fantastic feature. It streamlines the process and saves artists valuable time. Well done on implementing this functionality!

Dilemma, right? I'd say validate, validate, validate.

AI's gonna flip retail on its head. Think personalized shopping experiences, smart inventory management, even AI chatbots for customer service.

Sure do. Getting press coverage can really amplify a launch. It's all about having a compelling story and reaching out to the right journalists.

We definitely succeeded in achieving our aim after putting in a lot of effort.

1.Presentation: Good visuals, clear messaging. You've got to grab attention. 2.Engagement: Be there to answer questions, provide value, engage with the community. 3.Timing: Understand when your target audience is most active and launch accordingly. Product Hunt can be a great launchpad if you do it right. But it's not just about the launch day, it's about what you do post-launch. Keep that...

This is a nice product since we use slack everyday.

Better go for Confetti and cakes, Love it!

Absolutely, design is a huge factor in a brand's perception. Some startups have stumbled out the gate due to lackluster design. Take Airbnb for example - their initial site design was not great, but after a redesign, it really took off. Design matters.

Primarily, we're using Mixpanel. It's got a solid user segmentation feature. Though Google Analytics can also get the job done, it's just not as detailed.

I ran a marathon, can you believe it? Me, a programmer, running 26.2 miles. Took months of training but crossing that finish line? Incredible feeling. Goes to show, we aren't just our code!

It would be PARIS !