I've had a wild ride of a career as an exec in large corporations and as a startup founder. I worked with celebrities in the alcohol industry and on $26 billion worth of M&A deals. Then I built multiple products (some of which are ) as part of my own startup journey. I ve won awards for my comedy writing and was named Product Hunt Maker of the Year in 2019 . Recently I pivoted my business from a document search tool to a product for IT teams to protect company documents from unauthorized access. Also, I like to meditate, burn sage, commune with nature, and collect crystals. I'll be here on 06/10 at 11 am pt to answer any and all questions about startups, pivots, product development, remote work, personal development, transitioning from corporate to startups, writing, the future, and me . Drop your questions below

How do you decide if it s for you? Are there risks to this approach? What does building in public entail?

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We use Slack + huddle for almost all communication, Zoom and Thursday to hang out.

Hey makers! It's the final day for revealing nominations for 3 more categories including the biggest category Product of the Year. Check for details below:

1. Product of the year
2. Side project
3. Product demo video

You have till to vote so pick you fav products and give the community a chance to celebrate them. Find the full set of nominations list for 2021 Golden Kitty Awards here

I've been in PMM for almost 7 years and I'd love to see if I'm missing some cool tooling to work more efficiently. So, what tools do you use for - user research, - market research, - crafting persona & job stories & user journey, - feature feedback & feature prioritizing & roadmap planning, - developing & implementing go-to-market strategies, - creating positioning, - planning all PMM activities, syncing with the team, managing other marketers & product people in your team Super curious to learn from other product people here

In other words, what's that one topic that you would really like to understand more about, but can't find anything that covers it in depth? Think team collaboration, time-off management, workplace cultures... literally anything you're interested in. I'm trying to understand what people want to read but can't find, rather than add to the same beaten topics while writing for Pause. Thanks in advance for the help

Hi PH fam, our search impressions are through the roof but, in comparison, our CTR is super weak. What would you recommend doing to get that upward tick on click-throughs?