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Profits over People: How Fantastical Lost Loyal Users on Product Hunt(theproductperson.substack.com)
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How to Retain Users(theproductperson.substack.com)
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Carta's User Acquisition Explained in a Tweet(twitter.com)
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How to bake user acquisition into your products(twitter.com)
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Why Products Fail – Lessons Learned by Brian Norgard, Ex-CPO of Tinder(theproductperson.substack.com)
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by antdke 7y ago
Thanks!
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by antdke 7y ago
Hahah, that’s the spirit!
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by antdke 7y ago
I completely agree. Boredom is something to be embraced.
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Why Boredom Is an Entrepreneur's Superpower(anthonydike.substack.com)
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Casper's business model apparently doesn't make money(twitter.com)
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Why are Stripe alum so beloved?(twitter.com)
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How to use the contrast principle to improve public perception of your product(twitter.com)
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How to Sell your Products like Steve Jobs (Six Tips)(theproductperson.substack.com)
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How to Build an Audience of 1k True Fans for Your Products(medium.com)
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Show HN: Cozycast – Turn your best podcast episodes into articles(cozycast.co)
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How to build brand for your product (using Away as an example)(theproductperson.substack.com)
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What I've learned from growing 0 to 3600 subscribers in 1 month(indiehackers.com)
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How to make a viral product (like Tesla's Cybertruck)(linkedin.com)
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How Airbnb, Google, & Netflix Improve Their Products with UX Writing(linkedin.com)
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How to Get Attention to Your Products in the Cheapest Way Possible(linkedin.com)
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Show HN: Bookleaf – Bookkeeping for small businesses and indie hackers(bookleaf.co)
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by antdke 7y ago
There are article examples on the landing page. They demonstrate good examples of the kinds of articles that'll appear on the newsletter. I hope to start kind of broad then narrow into specific areas based off of feedback from the audi
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Show HN: The Product Person – 100+ curated articles to 10x your product skills(theproductperson.com)
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by antdke 7y ago
It was a similar question to asking "What if a Google Ad doesn't work?" And I'm saying that there will obviously be a time when an attempt to promote something doesn't get traction. What we can do is give our best e
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by antdke 7y ago
Thanks! :)
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by antdke 7y ago
That's a great question. Obviously not all content that is ever published gets great reception. But we make sure that the content we create is very likely to want to read because we cater the content to the context of the subreddit. Cl
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by antdke 7y ago
That would be more true if we aim to just spam communities. But we create relevant content that those in the respective subreddit will find valuable. "Ads disguised as content" can be used to describe all forms of content marketin
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by antdke 7y ago
We aim to subvert your expectations by only posting well-thought out written content for our customers :)
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Show HN: Ribbit – Weekly written content for Reddit for your business(heyribbit.com)
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Show HN: Hero Trainer – Sweatcoin for Video Games(hero-trainer.com)
1 points by antdke 7y ago|0 comments

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