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Rami James

I'm launching today and expecting a flop

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Vewrite launches today.


I know that there are a lot of things that you're supposed to do to game Producthunt so that you get into the top five. I know that you're supposed to use that position to drive traffic, which in turn drives sales and revenue. I know that people think that it doesn't matter what you do to succeed, as long as you do.


I guess that I just don't want to play that game. I want what I build to win on its own merits. Because it is a better product and a better solution. I'm hoping that all of my blood, sweat, and tears were worth it.


So, here's to all you builders out there, building for the love of it. Cheers.


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Ed Navarro
Hey, it’s a cool concept. This is unsolicited, I know, but I would suggest considering a repositioning of the product. As a content creator myself, I could see this being marketed as a “Content Creation and Content Management” tool, rather than “Project management and content creation” which likely puts it in a different competitive category. It’s semantics but could make a difference with your target audience. Also, as a user of multiple Project Management solutions, I could see this working great as a plugin for platforms like Monday.com and Asana, again marketed as a “Tool for content creation and management”. Just some thoughts. Best to you!
Rami James

@ed_navarro this is really valuable feedback. I've been deeply unsure about how to position Vewrite and you may be absolutely right.