KathyMiller

I think it's a bit risky. Sure, promoting your own launch can bring attention, but if it feels too pushy or inauthentic, people might get turned off. It’s better to focus on adding value to discussions and letting others discover your product organically. Building genuine interest is more effective in the long run.

I focus on showing how content drives real results. I pull data like web traffic, lead gen numbers, and sales tied to campaigns. Making visuals really helps - a good graph can sum up progress. I also share positive feedback from customers. It's about painting the big picture of how solid content boosts business.

That's awesome! Having a GitHub repo for your bookmarks can definitely help keep everything organized. It’s also great for sharing knowledge. Just make sure to regularly update it, as cybersecurity info changes fast. You might also consider adding a README file to explain how you categorized the sources. This will help others (and your future self) navigate the repo more easily.

Well, I actually slept in pretty late! My friends and I stayed up past midnight welcoming the new year, so I was exhausted. When I finally got up around noon, I made a big breakfast and caught up on some shows I’d been meaning to watch. Nothing too crazy, but it felt nice to relax and start the year on a chill note.

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