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I’d start by breaking tasks into smaller, manageable chunks to get a boost of energy with each completed task.

For me, it's about gathering actionable feedback and making it easy for testers to report issues as well as suggest improvements!

I’m a huge fan of CapCut! It's perfect for quick edits on the go.

Personally, I would prioritize their values and alignment with the vision. Skills can be taught, but values drive long-term success.

Instead of getting into their head, I think you should focus on understanding their needs and providing value. It’s about solving problems, not reading minds!

If the message can be effectively conveyed in short form, it's often better. People tend to prefer concise content unless they're deeply interested or engaged in the topic.

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I really appreciate the concept behind SaaS Hunt—it’s a fantastic platform for discovering and submitting useful SaaSes. I've even submitted mine! However, I noticed that the website isn’t fully optimized for mobile. The text is difficult to read, as it feels like a desktop layout squeezed onto a portrait phone screen. Additionally, when submitting my SaaS, I ran into an issue where my logo...

It really depends on the context and purpose of the design! However, I prefer minimalism because it creates a clean, focused user experience that emphasizes key elements. I’ll consider maximalism only when it adds character and creativity to a project.

What I do is that I prioritize feedback that aligns with my long-term goals. If the feedback improves user experience without straying from the core vision, I’ll incorporate it. Otherwise, I'll stick to the original roadmap to stay true to the product's purpose.

If I could go back, I’d tell myself that getting the minimum viable product (MVP) out is the most important step. Focus on launching quickly, gathering feedback, and iterating—perfection can come later!

Key metrics include cost per acquisition (CPA) and conversion rates. Additionally, I believe that customer lifetime value (CLV) can also help you get a deeper understanding of long-term ROI.

The biggest obstacle I’ve overcomed at this point in time was convincing myself that people would actually appreciate what I built. It required a lot of self-reflection to push through my doubts, especially during times of low motivation. I learned that believing in my vision and being open to iteration is essential. At the end of the day, the journey is about creating something and finding...

I can’t believe I only discovered Product Hunt a few days ago! It feels like a treasure trove for entrepreneurs and creators. The community is vibrant and I’m looking forward to engaging with others!

I believe there are already systems that automate resume screening, but I hope AI will continue to improve, enhancing candidate matching and reducing bias. However, it will still be crucial for hiring managers to be involved in the process.

For me, key metrics include retention rate and customer feedback. If people are consistently using the product and finding value, that's a strong sign of product-market fit!

I’d say YouTube has the most value. It's great for long-form content and building a community

Absolutely! Marketing effectively communicates value, differentiate products, and engage customers.

Getting your MVP out there as fast as possible to validate the idea :) Best of luck!