We ve spent the last two+ years building a community platform for coaches and brands. One pattern shows up wrt coaches in almost every call, message, or demo: the multiple tools juggling problem is real.
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The Product hunt community is amazing, and I know there's lots of knowledge to share. I want to make the forums the most vibrant forums for product builders on the internet! To that end we've re-designed forums, defined sub-forums, and introduced product-specific forums, and we've drafted new guidelines to keep the discussions vibrant, authentic, and genuinely useful. The new guidelines are here - https://help.producthunt.com/en/... - you can read them in full, but here's my summary: When posting a new forum thread, ask yourself:
1) Is this a genuine question I have that I want the community to answer? 2) Is this an insight that will be helpful to other builders and product geeks?
Hey PH community We re growing our affiliate program and looking to connect with partners who genuinely engage and drive conversions for our community platform. While we ve had dozens of sign-ups and a few active promoters, turning more of them into consistent advocates is the real challenge. For those of you who ve built successful affiliate programs what s worked best? How do you find and nurture partners who stay invested rather than just signing up and disappearing? Would love to hear your insights!
Hey, Product Hunt friends! I just realized I have no idea how many subscriptions I ve signed up for! Every month, I see random charges on my card for services I completely forgot about or don t even use anymore. Does anyone else struggle with this?
Do you pay attention to storytelling when promoting products?
What kind of stories do you usually tell? Is it about the value of the product? Or about the origin of the product?
Hey Product Hunt In 2018, I decided to learn to code. Inspired by other creators who had become completely financially independent, I set out on my creator journey and started building my own products. Fast forward four years and I now have a profitable book Doing Content Right
We all know that a community can increase sales and grow the product. But it s hard to make people interested in the product before it is launched. How do you unite people in a community and stir up interest?
Pitch decks are hard, they can make or break your attempt to get funding. I've seen a ton of advice go around on how to optimize a pitch deck, do you have any tips?
For me, it's a guy named Marko Lazic who's building luccid.ai, which allows you to design your dream home. The reason why it's Marko is that he had to overcome a lot of challenges to get to where he is now and he's also building a kickass product to disrupt an old-school industry.
