We mentioned we had good news today, and if youâre a maker, youâre going to want to read this.
- Product Hunt đž lets you add Product Stories to your launch pages.
- Shutterstock is letting you use AI on its photos. Artists will still get paid đ .
- Google launched image fact-checking. It be like, âSo ya... âabout this image.'"
- Grammarlyâs new generative AI feature learns your style. But will it catch that my Gen Z lingo is cringe?
A new way to tell your productâs story
Makers, picture this: You did it!
You got a potential customer to check out your website or Product Hunt launch page with your catchy yet derivative âUber for Xâ tagline (đ you know we eat it up).
Your next step is to motivate them to book a demo, register for a free trial, or hit that glorious upvote button. But how?
Explain your product? That sounds like A LOT to cover.
Show a video? Even the best marketers and product people will struggle between being too high-level and cramming in too much info.
Enter ScreenSpace. Screenspace lets you create simple, choose-your-own-adventure interactive âStoriesâ that help customers understand complex products. The flexibility of these Stories means that customers can cut right to whatâs most important about your product for them, without getting overwhelmed.
We see the irony here, so go check it out yourself now.
When you click that link, youâre going to experience something very cool, if I do say so myself. ScreenSpaceâs own interactive Story is embedded right inside their launch page.
Starting November 1, you will be able to embed your own ScreenSpace Story into your launch page for FREE. Itâs as easy as dropping in a YouTube link to your demo video. You can head to ScreenSpace to start prepping your Product Story now.
Weâre thrilled to partner with the awesome team at ScreenSpace to give you even more ways to engage your audience!
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