Sweat The Product

A collection of stories from people who build product.

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A collection of stories from people who build product.

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@spencerfry i love this! i want to do more founder story stuff within the Product Hunt Podcast - so let's share notes + give each other feedback :)

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12yr ago

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Maker

@eriktorenberg Psyched that you like it. Would love to chat. What's your email address? I'm email@spencerfry.com.

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12yr ago

Backchannel

@spencerfry erik@producthunt.co

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12yr ago

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Maker

@eriktorenberg Emailed!

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12yr ago

Mute.vc

The interview style/layout reminds me of The Great Discontent https://thegreatdiscontent.com. Looking forward to seeing more interviews @spencerfry

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12yr ago

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Maker

@thomasmeagher Thanks, Thomas! Lots more content in the pipeline. At least one new interview next week.

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12yr ago

Mute.vc

@spencerfry Awesome! Something to think about: promote the newsletter more (maybe at the top of the site). This is exactly the type of content that I want to receive in my inbox and was a little hard to find at first. Just subscribed!

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12yr ago

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Maker

@thomasmeagher Yeah. I hear you. I had it at the top originally, but ultimately thought that people who wanted to subscribe would find the link on their own. I didn't want the first thing you saw to be "Subscribe to our newsletter." Going to need to play with it, though.

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12yr ago

A great read for mid-week schedule. Such stories usually give some positive directions. I would love to see a 'My two cents' ending question where they share their most valuable experience gained, in minimum words.

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12yr ago

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Maker

@vingar Thanks! Glad you liked it. For some of them, I asked them to give advice to other entrepreneurs, but asking for them to sum up their most valuable experience would be interesting.

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12yr ago

Helply

Just finished the Marc Lizoain interview. Great stuff. Thanks for putting this together.

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12yr ago

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Maker

@jscheel Thanks, Jared. What did you like most about the interview and the format? Would love feedback for doing future interviews.

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12yr ago

Helply

@spencerfry Hmm, I will have to think about that. The whole interview felt very natural. It may just be that Marc is a gifted communicator. I like that you allowed him to tell his story, instead of leading him down a line of questioning. I think it would be good to have an appendix with screenshots of the projects. May be hard for dead ones, but it could be nice to see.

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12yr ago

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Maker

@jscheel Thanks, Jared. That's valuable information. I like your idea of including an appendix of screenshots. I think that sounds like a good v1.5 edition. :)

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12yr ago

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Maker

Happy to answer any questions or hear any feedback.

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12yr ago

Fito Group Fitness

@spencerfry Will you be focusing on really tough questions for your interviewees? Oftentimes the most interesting topics for the audience are the most sensitive for the storyteller, especially when it comes to people who aren't yet at the "success" stage. Curious as to how you might balance that.

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12yr ago

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Maker

@brianmwang The goal is to ask tough questions, but in a comfortable setting. From the start, I want to do interviews differently. Interviews on STP are entirely focused around the details of product development and product design. Any story we include about the company is as far from PR as you can get and actually touches on the interesting, the unknown, and the real behind-the-scenes stuff, like the interview I did with Marc Lizoain in which he opens up his heart about shutting down his company Urtak after five years and having raised $500,000.

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12yr ago

Product Hunt Regular

@spencerfry I think a lot can be learned from this kind of story, kudos for surfacing them. I feel like the most value I can offer product builders, especially in the space my failed startup was, is insight into the mistakes we made.

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12yr ago

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