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I hope the founding team doesn't mind some feedback here. The launch stage doesn't offer much value because it doesn't provide anything actionable to help "ampl
by Yabood 8y ago
I hope the founding team doesn't mind some feedback here. The launch stage doesn't offer much value because it doesn't provide anything actionable to help "amplify" the launch. It would be great for example if you had a unified inbox feature where all social media mentions and blogs are dumped and sorted by importance so you can reply to them quickly and efficiently. You only have a small window to work with when you launch and being passive (watching signups, pages views, etc) is probably not the best way to make the most of it.
As for the other three stages, they are very Stripe heavy. If I don't have Stripe, then I can't use your product and if I had stripe I'd probably start looking at other solutions as well like Baremetrics (which by the way has a great example/demo board as someone suggested).
- obunu 8y agoHi there, don't mind feedback at all. I think it's implied by posting here. Thanks first of all, for this well considered feedback. This marks our starting point, so yes. At the moment, the Launch view serves as a place, that unifies the things you check during a Product Hunt launch, nothing more. Many people use Product Hunt, many people use Stripe, so we started there. The way we've set things up however, is entirely flexible, so as long as useful data is exposed via API, there's something we can do with it. So, now we've launched, and then the real work begins. We'll listen to all feedback, and then see what views and integrations to work on next. We can implement new views quite quickly, so watch this space. If you want to stay in touch with what we're doing, feel free to join us on Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE9hRjYlBpzqRr7FyA https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE9hRjYlBpzqRr7FyA Again, thanks for your feedback, it's appreciated.