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Excellent and practical idea! up for it.

Excellent advice, Nika. :) I have these 2: 1.“What problem can I help someone with?” 2.“What post can I leave a super helpful comment on today?” That is your brand. It's not something you “build”; it's a byproduct of what you naturally grow through your ongoing value offering. Your brand will take care of itself.😸

Nika, that's a fantastic question! I love reading those “behind the scenes” posts 🛠️: Something like “How we got our first 100 users (the real, unglamorous version).” Or “We screwed up our A/B testing and learned our lesson the hard way.” I like these because they are very actionable and learnable.：）

That's a thoughtful idea.:) Upvoted.

If an AI feature helps users reduce the number of steps required for thinking and operation, that is innovation. If it requires users to spend more time understanding and mastering the AI feature itself, that is overdesign.:)

Thank you for your generous sharing. :)

My answer is: We are not moving toward automation; we are using automation to empower ourselves to build closer connections “manually.” 🤖AI cannot detect the frustration revealed between the lines of a member's words, but our empathetic “Aha!” moments are the source of community cohesion. ❤️

Good question, my answer: My value lies not in competing with AI, but in harnessing it with my empathy, creativity, and sense of responsibility to solve real problems that it cannot even see. 🐶

We are here for the same reason :)

Thanks, Nika! This topic is awesome. Who can refuse such a thoughtful launch reminder?😉

@muhammad_nouman_ali I think there is no substitute for the value of human beings in the following areas: 1. deep emotional connection and empathy: such as psychological counseling, education, customer care in the true sense of the word (not that kind of robot customer service). AI may be able to recognize emotions, but it is difficult to really empathize. 2. Complex decision-making and ethical...

Hi Nika! This is a great question, and it's especially inspiring to see projects that don't just focus on making a profit, but actually want to make the world a little better!😊 In China, Alibaba's “88 Carbon Accounts” project encourages users to make more environmentally friendly choices in their daily lives.😎 For example, ordering takeout without utensils, using public transportation more...

Pinterest users are often looking for inspiration, solutions, and positive lifestyle changes. This fits perfectly with the theme of "Digital Detox".They're not passively receiving information; they're actively searching for it. :)

This gadget of yours sounds fantastic. “Simple things should be simple, and professional doesn't mean complicated.” This quote should be framed!💯

The answer is more like “it depends”, but leaning more and more towards “yes”. 🤔 As users are exposed to increasingly personalized and intelligent experiences powered by AI, their expectations for other products are rising. If your product seems “a little stupid”, it may not be competitive in some areas. Of course, not all products need to be forced into AI; if your product's core value is...

Nika, you are so reliable. Thank you for compiling this list :D

After reading about your experience, Manuel, you're so cool. 😸 As a high school student, you were able to independently develop and launch a mental health app that not only overcame technical hurdles but also braved the business and legal challenges that many adult entrepreneurs face. A word of advice (if you don't mind): Since the Android version is “coming soon”, before it goes live, consider...

I'm a newbie, and I'm glad to learn about the process.😸 I hope there's a chance that the product will be featured in the newsletter afterward.

In my opinion 💡: Primary Purpose Difference: The primary purpose of most users coming to PH is to discover new products, not to find a job. This means your job postings need to be engaging enough to stand out from the crowd. Competition: Good technical and business talent is in high demand everywhere. Position Match: It is more suitable for positions that favor product, technology, design,...

I've seen two effective “lead magnets”🙂: 1. Templates / Widgets : Provides a “framework” that users can fill in the blanks or use directly, saving a lot of time. Examples: “Weekly Cell Phone Time Planning Template”, “Folder Categorization Template (Notion/Excel Version)”. Result: If the templates are of high quality and relevant to your content, users will find them worthwhile. 2. Email course:...