... clearly define your target audience: Who are they? What's their knowledge level? What market are they in? What kind of content do they usually consume? What content actually works for them? This is essentially user profiling combined with competitor analysis. Back when we were creating educational content, we'd put a ton of effort into user interviews, benchmarking against others, and even using a PBL (Project-Based Learning) approach to constantly refine our content structure ... ... insight on one specific point, that can absolutely count as "good." Especially in education, we're really focused on that "aha!" moment it could be just one sentence, a single question, or a completely fresh perspective. These small "sparks

... remember shortcuts. @segev used colours of the Fish Dory from the movie Finding Nemo. Kind of nostalgia for me but the vision of the app and alignment with movie character ringed the bell. @Tidyread & @SurfPal  these sparked my attention especially for the use-case, tried them immediatelly and have been using them both almost year. And then, I cannot remember the name of the product, but I remember they had such weird video that looked intergalactic and acresses ... ... someone else, are @tony_dinh2 . He's an absolute legend in the indie scene and can beat large corps here on ProductHunt. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @antonosika   @mcval_osborne  Was it a tool itself that sparked

... with a unique twist: > Instead of only covering unicorns and mega-funding rounds, we spotlight early-stage founders, untold student journeys, grassroots ventures, and youth-centric innovation. But here s the deeper mission behind it: We want to spark entrepreneurial thinking in teenagers especially high schoolers not just as future startup founders, but as creators, problem-solvers, and bold thinkers. Why this matters: Most business content out there is either too corporate, too US-centric, or focused only ... ... Cross 10,000+ Views Post-Launch Following the successful release of the first edition of VichaarVerse Startup Magazine, one of the most impactful factors in sustaining momentum and extending our reach was how we leveraged social media platforms and alternate

... document every tactic in full. Today, here s the in-depth playbook : the exact strategies, experiments, and community-powered tests that took Chronicle to #1 on Product Hunt and over 1,000 upvotes within 24 hours. 1. The Spark: one tweet On June 6, Andrej Karpathy casually spoke about Cursor for Slides. Within minutes: Homepage copy was updated everywhere to echo his phrase. Slack and Twitter lit up with founders, PMs and designers sharing Chronicle is that! Lesson: Treat every ... ... replies, retweets and DMs to harvest the language your audience actually uses. 2. Rapid-fire experiments We never waited for launch day. Instead, we treated our entire buildup as a real-time lab: Email CTA swaps ( Try Chronicle Pro vs

... magic button that let you explore dark-matter-level weirdness for 15 minutes a week without derailing client work, would you press it? Your answer might help shape the tool I m building, so I appreciate you sparking the thought! Tysm! Comment from Marzhana(@magical_marzhana): @gamifykaran  Haha, so real. Building takes 2 hours, but marketing feels like a part-time job you didn t sign ...

... time there's a product launch, update, new feature, or milestone achieved (when the milestone is achieved, you can try running an AMA) or get involved in discussions around main product topics (e.g., forums like p/Slack The best alternatives to Slack). General Tips: Again, keep the community guidelines in mind. Try to bring value with your contributions. Be unique and authentic avoid generic AI-generated content. Engage with others' posts and support fellow creators. If you have anything ... ... ones that offer specific, real-world experience, especially around launch strategy, timing, and early traction channels. Posts that break down how someone structured their launch day, how they paced outreach, or even what didn t work, those seem to spark

... where someone s sharing hard-earned lessons around building products. Especially ones having a deeper WHY behind what they create. The product itself is interesting, but I get more excited when someone talks about the mission, the pain that sparked the idea, or the impact they hope it makes. That s when I want to jump in and support however I can Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ngorgiashvili  Thanks for sharing. :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @qiwap ... ... nika  SEO tools, AI related products etc. Comment from QIQI(@qiwap): @busmark_w_nika  Ooo nice, would love to check it out! I ve actually been a bit nervous about AI SEO lately tho. One of my competitors

... good video/audio talk this is the easiest way. Can you share a talk or interview that truly inspired your entrepreneurial journey? Here are a few that left an impression on me, especially TED Talks that sparked ideas for marketing campaigns or encouraged me in business (by ideas or with a mindset): Simon Sinek Start with why (evergreen IMO, I even bought a book afterwards) Carol Dweck The power of believing that you can improve Tim Urban Inside the mind ... ... Girl on YouTube, Lenny's Podcast about different product insights and people who build them. Looove and always feel so inspired after listening to them! Thanks for sharing yours, btw, I will check them out! Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96

... community (including Evvve team members)... Leave a comment. For fun! What's your favorite archetype / role type? What role type would you add? And share your other thoughts, too. --- Evvvelings Role Type: Emerging Hosts / Apprentices Description: Nurturing the first sparks of event leadership. Learning, experimenting, and stepping into presence one gathering at a time. Evvve Impact: Reflects how Evvve empowers new hosts to launch effortlessly no tech headaches, just instant readiness and thoughtful growth. Evvvenauts Role Type: Advanced Hosts / Pioneers ... ... Dedicated guides who consistently create momentum and memorable, shared experiences. Evvve Impact: Showcases Evvve s intuitive tools that transform ideas into rituals of connection. Evvvesight Role Type: UX / Insight Circle Description: Attuned contributors who notice friction, flow, and subtle sparks

... Public launch directly on Product Hunt vs going on Product Hunt a bit later. I am looking to compare and learn from experiences of others. PH launch is a must - so question is only about the timing. To me, launching directly on PH looks good as it's a very good community and the feedbacks can really help sharpen your product roadmap. I haven't yet launched on PH but planning to launch directly as a public launch. Looking ... ... worth it. Real users, authentic feedback, and momentum right out of the gate. The key is to treat it like a full launch not a teaser. If your product is ready for real-world use, PH can be the spark

... massive companies. This raises a bigger question: Are we heading toward a more collaborative and open AI ecosystem, or will the big players always dominate the narrative? Mistral s approach hints at a future where competition sparks creativity, but also where transparency and open research might unlock new breakthroughs faster. For builders and researchers alike, this is both exciting and a bit daunting. What do you think? Is the next wave of AI innovation going to come from open, community ... ... Well said! Combining open collaboration with big tech s scale could be the fastest path to responsible AI innovation. Would love to hear your thoughts on how that balance might play out. Comment from Chen(@chen951381): Open research sparks

... personalization was key. I'd research the user, reference their brand or site, and show how a custom signature could elevate their email game. Sometimes I d send a preview made just for them (free, no strings). That alone sparked replies and conversions. I also included a small discount code to nudge action but honestly, just showing I cared made the biggest difference. Thanks again for the kind words ...

... Every time I read a maker s story on Product Hunt, I feel inspired. The journey from an idea to a real product is both exhilarating and challenging but it all starts with that spark of inspiration. Some discover a need from Reddit discussions. Some analyze search trends on SEMrush. Some just build what they couldn t find themselves. ... Let s share: What s your story? Or have you heard any interesting spark

... evolved, I ve realized it's much more a space filled with creativity and open discussions. The atmosphere here is incredibly supportive and collaborative. I m excited to connect with more like-minded individuals, discover amazing products, and spark new ideas together. Looking forward to engaging with all of you! [We'll launch on PH again in the near future!] Comment from Elissa Craig(@elissa_craig): Hiya @supa_l ! Same boat. I helped launch a SaaS tool a few years ...

... Yesterday, I asked a question on one of my social media accounts that sparked a great discussion. I'll try to rephrase and tweak it a bit. My question was: "Why is it so difficult to get a remote job offered by a U.S. company?" Many responses mentioned factors like: cultural background, time zone differences, geographical proximity, U.S. vs

... Every great success starts with a single spark of inspiration. But the magic truly happens when we take that idea and turn it into action. Whether you're launching a product, starting a business, or crafting a creative campaign, execution is what sets ideas apart. So, what's the idea you're most excited to bring to life in 2025? Let s exchange thoughts, inspire one another, and spark

... like design, where the software meets people on their terms. Join the Discussion: I d love to hear from you! If this perspective resonates with you, feel free to share your thoughts, ideas, or examples in the comments. To spark discussion, here are a few questions to those great makers and marketing master in product hunt I m curious about: - How do you build systems that guide users without overwhelming them, especially when users aren t sure what they want ... ... believe user and AI interactions should work. I also feel that for users to find a system intuitive, the AI's thinking rhythm needs to sync with the user's. In such a synchronized flow, even small sparks

... with our approach: - No app required web based experience for speed and ease with onboarding. - Minimal onboarding capture the critical information on sign-up, everything else can wait till later. - Profiles with personality prompts (we call 'Signals' and 'Sparks') to express more than your job title and spark