... work with marketing very creatively/innovatively? (according to you) Comment from Jinji Huang(@jinji_huang): For serious businesses, I think creativity works best when it improves clarity, not when it tries too hard to look funny. Stripe, Wise, and Monzo are good examples in different ways. They do not feel stiff, but the trust signal is still very clear: plain language, useful explanations, transparent tradeoffs, and a product experience that feels reliable. For B2B, I would keep the core promise boringly ... ... should never feel confused or misled. Comment from Josh H(@joshua_herrera): I don't think they need to do meme content. Traditional marketing approach like " Company saved $50K by switching to us" or comparison breakdowns like "our fees vs

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... wrote my daily entry I would find myself scanning through multiple apps to gather the information I needed to reflect on my day: Commits in Github . Runs from Strava . Events from Google Calendar . Health from Fitbit . Finances from Monzo . With Big Journal that isn't an issue. We simply integrate with all the tools that you care about so that when you open your journal it's already there for you to see. AI Analytics Our goal is to help ... ... multiple times per day. It's so new that even I've not put loads of data into it yet but there's 2 insights I'm really excited to watch and see the results: Resting Heart Rate vs