Liz Worthy

Hybrid - some problem-solving happens best in person, though working home saves so much time and is more convenient

I like to research clothes online (currently looking for the perfect pair of wool dress pants and other items) and now every other item in my Instagram feed is a clothes ad! I've been popping those ads open, but really, I prefer to try things on in person before I actually buy something.

So much fun! One octave is enough, but love how you can go up to TWO. Bookmarking and will use with my daughter. I'm on my desktop computer, but with a touch screen is a glissando possible? Congrats and thank you! 🙌🏼

I prefer silence when I work, but my fellow co-worker (i.e. 6-year-old) has been gravitating toward Eye of the Tiger and also Final Countdown. Both are pretty uplifting if played only once or twice in a row. The song I definitely can't work to is Roar. (Katy Perry fans, I think it's a fine song, just not on repeat for an hour.)

UnlimitedBG removes the backgrounds of images - so that's one problem. But in the sea of other background removal tools, it solves of the problem a user might have of not wanting to spend money to do so, while at the same time needing high definition downloads. UnlimitedBG is free and doesn't charge extra for larger files.

Just downloaded this and entered in a birthday that always sneaks up on me. Easy to use. The bright yellow icon is easy to spot on my phone. Thanks and congrats on your launch!

Just tried this out and it's so much fun - great music, fun graphics. I would love to see a beginners level that I could use with my child - maybe smaller words with just letters in a single row? Thank you and congrats on your launch!

So much fun! Thank you! I like the slider to make it more/less artistic/functional.🙌🏼

🙌🏼 Congrats on your launch. I like that you can get right into the product without a need to sign-in as well as the QR code and the ability to adjust the gradient backgrounds.

Knowing what problem your solving will help you identify and connect with your intended audience. I think you can make something not knowing what problem you're solving, but it will be more difficult to have it received by the world. Our product is background removal. While I know what problem it solves - removing backgrounds of images - I also am keen to understand very specific use-cases...

A ritual of coffee and a chance to reflect before the day gets going.

Slowing down and ask questions to understand my audience has been helpful.

Is there a tried and true percentage of one's marketing budget that is best spent on social media marketing? We're planning on putting our funds mainly towards influencers, but waiting till after we launch to start this.