I’d imagine it depends on whether you rely on those people to take action and check out your product once they get notified. In which case they may or may not see the email notification, and may or may not click into it. So in that case it’s a 50/50 chance of getting an upvote. If you have 500 hunters on your list that may be a lot of votes for your product! If you also follow up with each of them directly to remind them that your product is live , you’ve just increased your chances of getting eyes on your product. Also, do you know who these people are and how they joined the list ? Did you invite them to follow your page or did they do it at their own discretion? Are they engaging with your community posts ? Are they truly interested in your product etc. I honestly think that it is certainly better to have more than less , but it’s also important to understand that you have to proactively engage with them prior to your launch.

Here is my product by the way: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Aesty – an easy-to-use iOS wardrobe organizer app. We aim to enhance the efficiency of how people manage their clothing in a transparent and explainable way. Would love to see your feedback on the app as well

Not much beneficial, from my experience in my previous 2 launches. What I've found helpful though was DMs on Twitter and LinkedIn. Work on building an audience on those social platforms.

Absolutely, Nadia. The number of notified hunters can significantly amplify your product's visibility and engagement, serving as a vital element in its overall success on Product Hunt.

Keen to see the answer you get Nadia!