Pamela Arienti's profile on Product Hunt

About

Graduated in Psychology first and Political Science after, I've been working as a professional ghostwriter for international customers for 3+ years. Around 2 years ago, I entered the amazing world of copywriting and became a storyteller for both businesses and solo entrepreneurs. I always thank my educational background for helping me understand human beings, what they want, and what they need on a deep level. Together with Tommaso Canu, we recently launched NICEJOURNEY, an innovative online service that provides visual design, brand design, web development, copywriting, and much more at a fixed monthly price to growing SMEs. When I'm not writing, I'm usually reading novels, cooking delicious meals with my partner, or exploring new places.

Links

NiceJourney website

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Maker History

NiceJourneyNot the usual design subscription
Nov 2025

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Joined Product HuntJune 16th, 2025

Forums

p/nicejourney

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6h ago

Please, stop naming your startup “Something-ify.ai” (brief rant from a professional copywriter)

Every morning, I scroll through the new launches to see what people are building, as many others do, and some recurring patterns are simply impossible to ignore.

When your product hits the front page, you have exactly three seconds to convince someone to click.

Just three gatekeepers stand between you and a new user:

p/nicejourney

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9d ago

We all talk about marketing, but does someone really know what it means?

Is it about creating social media content? Finding the right audience? Or is it pure promotion with ads and campaigns?

In 2026, with every market saturated, marketing is essential for survival. But what is it actually?

p/starnus

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16d ago

We doubled our pricing and got more paying users

When we launched Starnus our competitors were charging $100+/month. So we thought let's undercut them. Start at $20. Make it a no brainer.

Signups were great. Payments? Almost zero.

Here's what actually changed our MRR:

1. Cheap pricing kills trust