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Keith R
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1mo ago
TIL about "Eternal September" and a little lesson about why my first PH launch fizzled
... spent a lot of time coordinating my beta testers and colleagues to participate--that coordination, especially wit hother new users triggered PH spam controls. Oops! So, my launch languished. Luckily for PH the damage is localized to my little
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product page, because I unwittingly triggered the defense mechanisms. System working as designed. I'm really speed running all the mistakes! Thanks for hearing me out. I'll be back another Friday with something fun Ref: Eternal September describes ...
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p/introduce-yourself
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Marcin Simonides
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7mo ago
Solo hobbyist, need tips on promoting a niche product!
... marketing guy. Plus it's a hobby project that I tinker with after my day job. I'm bad at social media: I have a BlueSky account for the project but except for one post it's
tumbleweed
and crickets :D I did create a few YouTube videos and the seem to bring in some people but only those who know what to look for. To expand on points 1 and 2: what we needed was a device, a specialized ...
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Simona O'Neill
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8mo ago
Building 70Lives solo as a non-developer — launching on Product Hunt this Friday 🚀
... year. So I started asking a few simple questions: What are your overheads per hour? How much profit do you make per service? How much tax will you owe next year? Every single time:
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. Not because they re doing anything wrong but because no one teaches them how to actually manage their business finance day-to-day. Bookkeepers enter receipts. Accountants do year-end filings. But beauty pros are left in the dark for the most part ... ... learn how to build a real product with code. I had to reason through problems, read and debug code, connect frontends to backends, work with databases and APIs... And I did get quite comfortable living in
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