... pains with your product. Hence, once they are your customers- you should be "finding more of these". This is by far the most underrated GTM hack I have come across. There are few lookalike tools you can try- Ocean, Jesse (my product). While using these tools, you should be able to find out why certain new customers were surfaced- what were the logic behind these new suggestions, and then run a focussed outbound/ABM campaign on those list. Comment from Sudipta ... ... Biswas(@sudipta_biswas4): @somesh_putatunda  Yes you can absolutely do that. There are two ways to achieve this: You can put a compressed summary of the pain points of the closed won deals in Jesse

... just hit 30 days worth of signups in a SINGLE day. 1M+ people saw us in today s Product Hunt newsletter, and Jesse is officially becoming a sales household name (an officehold, if you will ). We re this close to landing in the Top 5 Products of the Week. So, those who haven't checked out Jesse

... frustrated with Clay credits usage. It almost feels like complexity is built in to maximise credit usage- not maximise value delivered to the users. I have spoken with 200+ founders and builders while building Jesse. A vast majority spend more per month Clay to just find 100 leads (not convert, just find) than they spend on building their app. This is very unfortunate situation to be in. If you find yourself in such a situation- might as well try Jesse

... everyone, I m Jesse and I m probably not your typical maker. I m a professor at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences who became deeply fascinated by the rapid rise of AI and the explosion of tools over the past couple of years. With thousands of new tools emerging every month, it became hard to get a clear grasp of the fast-evolving landscape, especially with so much hype and noise. So I decided to do something about ...

... Jesse , the artist behind The Ordinary Co. , a subscription-based unlimited design studio with heaps of experience in branding for the healthcare, telecom, transportation, and entertainment industries. I've been lurking Product Hunt for a few weeks and it's clearly a vibrant community that I'm honestly excited to join. I'm really passionate about design and I hope to discover how to share that in ways that are genuinely useful and valuable. I'm eager to learn ... ... services, what was your experience like? What were the most important benefits? What were the most critical stumbling blocks? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences. If you have questions, don't hesitate to reach out! Comment from Jesse