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

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18h ago

How would you improve your LinkedIn if your posts had reduced reach?

Over the past week, the reach of my posts on LinkedIn has decreased significantly. One of my posts used to have 10k impressions, now it's about 500 per post.

I don't know if I can technically check my "shadowbanned" status, but I'm currently trying to find a way to get back. For example, people don't even get notifications about my posts.

p/nicejourney

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1d ago

The famous trap of pricing too low... yeah, we fell right into it

You always hear gurus and business experts shouting the same advice: "Whatever you think your product is worth, double it!" or "Beware of pricing too low in the beginning!"

When we originally priced NiceJourney s monthly plans, we completely ignored them. We figured we didn t need to be millionaires on day one. We assumed that keeping our rates low would remove friction, attract a ton of early customers, and guarantee our success. We told ourselves we were just starting out and could always raise them later.

p/nicejourney

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8d ago

Almost six months after our first launch, what now?

These last months have had ups and downs, with moments when my partner and I considered setting NiceJourney aside, and pleasant surprises when clients appeared without any outreach.

The truth is, we never stopped thinking about how to make our offer and services truly advantageous, flexible, and unique. We spent weeks discussing, analyzing, considering...and now it's time to make some real changes!