Ivan Spadacenta

The main difficulty I encounter when introducing a new product is telling people about it. When dealing with people I know, perhaps with whom I can arrange a call, it's just a matter of the time they are willing to dedicate. But when it comes to generic users, with whom we have no direct contact, it's a whole different story. Typically, a demo/trial is offered in which the user is asked to...

Hi, about 14 hours ago I made a post but I can only find it from my activities. Searching or browsing the community area cannot find it at all. I posted it in the Marketing area and I can see most recent post but not mine. What could it be? This is the post link: https://www.producthunt.com/discussions/best-way-to-show-your-product-to-new-users Is it visible through the link?

The main difficulty I encounter when introducing a new product is telling people about it. When dealing with people I know, perhaps with whom I can arrange a call, it's just a matter of the time they are willing to dedicate. But when it comes to generic users, with whom we have no direct contact, it's a whole different story. Typically, a demo/trial is offered in which the user is asked to...

During my work routine, in between developments, I need to take a break and dedicate myself to developing things that are not actual work but rather ideas (yes, I know it's not the best way to relax). Recently, I created a system that allows a user to create their own dashboard where they can catalog the chatGPT prompts they use repeatedly throughout their day, having them at hand and avoiding...

Don't you think it would be helpful to be able to include a link to the product on the Teaser page? Currently, there's just a title and a brief description. But I believe they aren't sufficient for users to decide whether to subscribe to launch notifications or not. It would be better to delve deeper to understand whether the product could genuinely interest the user or not. What do you think?

How much of your time spent on this website is dedicated to engaging with the community versus browsing or searching for products?

While developing a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, I offer a free trial plan to users. Upon signing up, users receive a certain amount of credits to experience the service. Once these credits are used, if they wish to continue using it, they must subscribe to a paid plan. However, how can I prevent users from creating a new account to continue using the service for free? One solution...