Pamela Arienti

Pamela Arienti

Co-founder of NiceJourney and copywriter
62 points

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

We're back!

Happy New Year to everyone!

As mentioned, we took a break from all platforms and social media, including PH, because we really needed it.

We gladly spent these days...

Honest wrap-up: NiceJourney's ups & downs

With the new year around the corner, we re doing what many others are doing: looking back.

I started using PH this summer, slowly trying to understand how the platform works (I still have doubts about some features, but I'm making progress at least.)

At first, my goal was simple: engage authentically. I didn t want to comment just for visibility or talk about things I didn t care about. So I stayed low-profile, joined conversations that genuinely interested me, and tried posting a few threads before launching NiceJourney (this last part didn t go that great, actually, as the majority of my threads were rejected).

That moment when someone leaves a comment during launch day...are they really interested?

A while ago, I commented on a product launch here on PH. I was genuinely interested, so I asked a question about the product and wished the team good luck. I just wanted to be supportive and know more about what they were doing.

The day after the launch, one of the team members added me on LinkedIn, and I accepted. They thanked me for my interest and asked if I d be open to a partnership. Sounded great to me, so we booked a call.

During the call, though, it became clear that partnership meant different things to us:

For them: You test our product with your clients.

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