Keshav Swarup's profile on Product Hunt

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Building Healthcare Past highlights: - Product @ Suki (Series D-E): Medical coding and revenue cycle AI assistants to reduce clinicians administrative burden - Product @ Iterative Health (Series B-C): Real-time colorectal polyp detection AI SaMD and AI-enabled clinical trial recruitment. - Eng/Product @ Carbon (Series D-E): Led Oral Health product dev for high-volume dental / orthodontic digital manufacturing Engineer by training, technologist at heart. I thrive at the intersection of AI/ML healthcare products that place patient outcomes front and center.

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p/runevr

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14h ago

😎 Do you have your favorite AI Agents?

Today we can all brag about our agents =)

Almost every product has them, everyone works with them, gives them names, and creates the specialists they need to work better and faster.

In RunEvr, we currently have two types of agents: those who help with the system and overall coordination, and those who work as creative artists.

Let me introduce some of our lovely ones!

p/onepin

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4d ago

Final sprint, every vote counts now 🏃

We're almost there for the #1 and this is the final sprint!

If Onepin looks useful to you, a vote in the next hour counts the most.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

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5d ago

Deleting email subscribers will actually increase your total sales.

Year our newsletter list reached forty thousand subscribers but our open rates fell below twelve percent. I was scared to delete anyone because I believed a bigger list automatically meant possible buyers.

I finally made the decision. Removed twelve thousand people who had not opened a single email in six months. Email providers like Gmail monitor how many people ignore your messages to determine if you belong in the spam folder.

The week after the cleanup our open rates went up to twenty eight percent. Importantly our real revenue from the weekly Tuesday broadcast rose by fifteen percent compared to the previous month.

Sending emails to people who never open them hurts your sender reputation. It literally hides your content, from the subscribers who actually want to buy your products.