User love isn't bought; it's earned.

Agree Moumen! It’s all about listening, solving real problems, and making something people actually need. Trends fade, but if you build something users can’t live without, you’ve won! :)

I have just created an application that helps you listen to your users. I will launch it soon.

Product-market fit isn't a destination. It's a daily choice to: - Park your ego at the door - Let users punch holes in your ideas - Build for their reality, not yours P.S. Although keeping an eye on trends and using them to drive attention can be useful from time to time :)

Absolutely agree! If your product provides genuine value and solves people's problems effectively, that's the foundation for enduring user love and adoption. Focus on delivering exceptional UX, being responsive to user feedback, and continuously improving. Fancy marketing only gets you so far if the core product is lacking. Earn loyalty through quality.

So true, the best products often develop passionate user bases organically through delivering real value and solving problems well. Having influencers or famous people promoting your product can help with initial awareness, but long-term user love and loyalty has to be earned through an excellent product experience. Focus on understanding your users deeply, exceeding their expectations, and continuously improving based on their feedback. The user love and evangelism will follow naturally from there.

Totally agree. Delivering real value and earning users' trust is way more important than just buying ads or followers. Look at products like Wordle - they went viral without any marketing budget, just an awesome game that people loved playing and sharing. Build something people want and the growth will come organically.

I really like this post. I think there isn't enough focus on value brought to the consumer, and all of the focus is just on finding customers or growing the company.

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