Pamela Arienti

Pamela Arienti

Co-founder of NiceJourney and copywriter

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.

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Maker History

  • NiceJourney
    NiceJourneyNot the usual design subscription
    Nov 2025
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    Joined Product HuntJune 16th, 2025

Forums

Do we really all need to "go viral"?

Now more than ever, when you look at new products launching on Product Hunt or anywhere else online, the conversation is dominated by one topic: virality.

There is an endless stream of tools and hacks promising to make your content "explode." It often feels like "going viral" has become the default KPI for every modern business. If you aren't trending, are you even growing?

But is going viral a real, effective marketing strategy?

Diversify to survive in 2026

There's a common piece of advice in the startup world (and in any type of business, actually):

"Focus on one thing and do it perfectly." 

While that is true for product features, we are starting to believe that for business survival in 2026, the opposite is true.

Alon Hamudot

15d ago

My wife wanted MTV back, so I 'Vibe-Coded' her a 24/7 linear time machine for her birthday

Hey Product Hunters!

When my wife Noa and I heard that MTV was officially shutting down, it felt like the end of an era. As 90s kids, we missed that specific "linear" experience the joy of just turning on the TV and being surprised by a music video without an algorithm getting in the way.

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