Melika Kamalifard's profile on Product Hunt

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6h ago

💡 What do you do to have better ideas?

What's one thing you do everyday that has nothing to do with your product - but makes you a better founder?

Reading?
Walking?
Talking with people?
Cooking?
Something completely random?

For me, it's collecting information from different spheres.

I feel like the more diverse inputs I get, the richer my neural connections become - and the more interesting ideas and combinations I can create.
Also, walking helps a lot. Some of the best ideas appear when I'm away from the screen and my brain has space to connect the dots.
What do you do to have better ideas and build faster?

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1d ago

Hi PH 👋 I'm Melika — founding growth at Everview

Hi everyone, I'm Melika, founding growth at Everview an execution intelligence layer over the tools engineering teams already use (Jira, GitHub, and ~16 others). Our whole reason for existing fits in one line: your tools track the work; none of them understand it. That's the intro to the product I'll spare you the pitch. What I actually came here for: I run growth for a technical B2B product, and I've learned more about launching, positioning to developer audiences, and turning attention into real pipeline from communities like this than from any playbook. So I'd like to be a contributor, not a lurker happy to share what's genuinely working (and what's flopping) on our side, and I'd love to learn from yours. A question to open with, for the B2B folks here: which channel surprised you by actually converting and which one that everyone swore by never did? Looking forward to meeting a few of you.

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2d ago

How could we encourage more women to start businesses and see more of them on Product Hunt?

I really like seeing how many enthusiastic male founders are here, but sometimes I find myself looking for more female founders and their stories.

I ve personally faced some of the stereotypes around this that women are usually more cautious, don t take as many risks (including business risks), and that the ideal path is to have a stable job and follow a more traditional way.