Igor Lysenko

There is always this feeling that AI truly stores personal information, and it could potentially be used against you. However, if you don't share that information, it will be easier. Although, sometimes we might accidentally give away this information :/

I think AI not only reduces costs in product creation through code. It can deliver a large part of the work, but controlling, evaluating, and deciding on that work will still be done by the product creator or a specific person. There are already a few examples where product creators became successful without investing much effort. Now the frequency of product creation will increase because it...

I still believe that AI is primarily a tool for humans, not the other way around. You mentioned “we are the product that is monetised.” Recently, there was news that a well-known TikToker sold their image, and now another company can create AI content using it. Since then, I have seen many posts about this, and people are reacting to it in different ways.

For explaining this to non-technical people, a non-technical explanation of the issue is needed. If you convert the analytics into simple terms, it will help everyone better understand the situation

I've never received such messages about moving the product launch. This could be planned if they had informed us two weeks before the launch. But moving it on the same day, I think that's a bad idea.

Personally, I prefer live demonstrations as well as a detailed guide if needed. This allows me to understand how the product works and whether I need it. It also saves me time, so I don’t have to use the demo version, unless I really need a product that can solve one of my problems, in which case I would engage in testing and in-depth exploration.

Reputation reinforces the trust of new users, and it is difficult to launch a product when no one has heard of it.

Correct, each launch creates interesting questions and ideas that can be implemented into the product. I also supported your product, good luck :)

I do not visit PH on weekends to chat read or support someone’s product. When I was planning my launch I was told that Wednesday and Thursday are peak activity days and a good time to launch a product. In reality I think the day plays only a small role except for weekends when most users simply do not log in :)

The ProductHunt community can absolutely help with a launch. I remember that the first time I launched a product, not knowing the full logic, I got many votes without any advertising or asking people to vote for the product. It was actually quite pleasant. I also agree with your response that combining the two approaches yields better results; support from the PH community plus LinkedIn and X...

I had the same situation with LinkedIn as you. I didn’t use any programs, but the system still flagged me for a violation. I had to contact support and resolve the issue. In the end, I got my account back.

It may be considered a negative sign because a person might not be spending their time consistently on a single product. After a setback one needs to move forward and improve the product. I often notice that consistency reflects well on you as a professional. What do you think about this?

For me, the UI is not that important, but I focus on the text and the product information. If the product has the feature I need, I then start testing it. However, often products may not present themselves correctly to the client, which is why some of them are not tested

Product creators can make mistakes just like anyone else, and if a creator shares their experience, I believe it will actually increase popularity and interest. I am very interested in hearing people's past experiences, especially when the creator of a successful product shares their failure.

As I put effort into supporting others, I receive the strength to move forward from the people around me. I believe this is the balance that life needs :)

You are right that this is not for everyone, since some people also want to set aside time for themselves, for example to go somewhere alone. I think that when someone starts working there, it feels like you are joining a new family xd

Regardless of holidays, I always work, but I reset myself during a 15 minute break by not thinking about work or tasks. For example, I think about how I would act differently in a book I have read. This is how I maintain balance and try to be more productive

Distractions take up a lot of time, but more importantly, they divert the attention needed for work. When we are working, we focus our attention on tasks, but when that attention is scattered, productivity decreases. Unfortunately, there are many such distracting factors on the internet

I recommend using temporary accounts to test any service. This helps you avoid spam and also protects against personal data theft. However, during testing, do not download any files or visit suspicious links

I remember that when I made a post on LinkedIn and it was not successful, I left it. I believe this adds a sense of humanity to the account.