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What are some things I can do to support my product hunt launch 🚀 Today is the first product launch (there is a tool for that) that I have built for all the nontechnical PMs and founders who want to build their MVPs as fast as possible. In hindsight, I realize I should have put in more effort on the marketing side of things as well rather than just building. You can check the launch progress here:👇 https://www.producthunt.com/posts/there-is-a-tool-for-that Would love your support!

I see a lot of community like TPF, upraised, Growth School etc which has lot of offline meetups and events in Blr, do we have some active community for offline meetups in HYD as well??

Hey everyone, Over the past month, I've been preparing for my first product launch, scheduled for 11th October. I'm both nervous and excited, especially since this is the first time I've built something. Thinking about marketing early on. This is something I wish I had done sooner. (Major regret) What do you think I can do to support this and increase traffic? You can check it out here https://www.producthunt.com/products/there-is-a-tool-for-that PS: I don't know why but I am proud of that name 😂

Hi @Grapevine team and Community marketing enthusiast who have worked on 0-1/1-10, We are building a community app related to dating and figuring out unpaid marketing channels what will work or not since we don’t have much money to do paid marketing. How did you started grapevine and manage community effects, did you go to paid channels? Do you believe in grow fast or die or growing slow in community apps is also fine since credibility comes with size of community. What are the effective channels we can explore apart from twitter and instagram? Members even if you don’t have idea please like the post to get it highlighted it will be great help for us❤️

Have a look at this: https://algocs.tech/ So I have built a tracker for popular DSA sheets. Please give any suggestions I can improve on and share this with folks preparing for placements into tech companies. Do bookmark it for quick access and tracking.

I am building Pearmock. There are 185+ product managers from all over the world practising product problems and earning points for doing the same. It has been a few weeks since we went live and have reached organically to 185+ PMs. The question I have is at what point should I roll out a NPS survey? Should I wait for the #users to cross 500 or start tracking metrics like NPS? one thing I am thinking is that at this point, I can also directly talk to users to get to know if they are happy with the product. Would like to know your thoughts. The address is https://pearmock.com

Tired of seeing so much money. Do you have a website or app that you created? Share here.

Found these 2 unique websites to try and practice coding. Project Euler- Mostly mathematical questions but mind blowing. Rosalind - Bioinformatics based but helpful for all engineers. Please share your views and other alternate platforms if aware.

Recently I completed 100daysofCode, I have completed the SDE sheet, made 2 mini projects (React), and also, Arsh Goyal #6companies30days challenge. Here are some steps you need to follow - Set a Goal: You can run for like 5 days but for 100 days you need a goal, for me, it was internship preparation. - Make a Plan: If you play like doing a lot on the first days then you will feel demotivated and not continue the same on the next days. So try to go at the same pace. - Follow a Path: For me, it was solving the Striver SDE sheet, for the next 100daysofCode, it will be making projects and accessing the interviews. - Find a Peer: When I start coding, I thought a peer will only waste my time, but if the person has the same mindset as you, your growth will be exponential. - Learn in public: This is another way you can grab many opportunities, when I started, many people reached out to me and that reach help me connect to people who are doing amazing in their field. - Follow people who are doing 100daysofCode: one more reason, which motivated me to code every day. - Maintain a Thread of your Journey: it looks childish, but when I used to swipe down from day 1 to the last days, feels like wow, I have done a lot, only some left. - Personal tips: I used to tweet about the previous day in the morning, and it makes me feel I have a great job the last day and can do more today. What to do in exams? Just trying to solve a little problem, I also had exams, and for that days, I coded less but code. Best of luck with your 100daysofCode. Do tag me if you starting after reading this, or if these steps help. Follow @heyy for more