Agree. One of my biggest lessons in business came after a great launch. Never got to recreate that first week and I assume the results of that launch week would continue. It just doesn’t work that way for 99.9% of businesses. And that’s ok. I just didn’t factor it in on that occasion
Product Hunt is useful for a launch spike.
But I am more interested in what comes after the spike fades.
Who is still getting traffic?
Who has engagement?
Who has demand but not enough monetisation yet?
@ApplyWiseAi I always have an SEO play going on in the background but I also love the idea of very niche communties too. I think people are far more likely to engage in group stuff than anything else these days
Skool community engagement tip:
Don’t ask broad questions like “what are you working on?”
Ask specific questions that are easy to answer:
- What is one win from this week?
- What is one thing blocking you?
- What did you publish today?
- What are you committing to before Friday?
Specific prompts beat vague prompts.
AI property descriptions are obvious.
Maybe too obvious.
Yes, AI can draft listing copy.
But is that really the biggest bottleneck for an estate agency?
If calls are missed and valuation leads are slow to follow up, copywriting probably is not the first AI use case I would look at.
For now I’ve been asking it to do deep research into some recent blood tests I’ve had.
The AI is most handy in that I can give it my @thrivahealth blood tests result pdf’s and ask it to turn it into rows in my databases automatically.
I’ve basically told it my priority… (maximise my health span) and tell me the things I should prioritise in order.
I’m basically trying to make AI my own personal longevity doc (Peter Attia style)
Working nicely so far and will only get better I’m sure.
Vitora is live 🧡
It’s a personal AI health operating system built in Notion.
Not another health app. No subscription.
One structured place for blood tests, training, supplements, symptoms, goals and self-experiments, with prompts so ChatGPT or Claude can reason over it.
@harjjotsinghh Thanks brother 🙌
Appreciate the advice and feedback. Great to hear.
What you’ve made there looks cool. We’ll see Vitoria goes and it may need an upgrade one day 🤷♂️
Most people don’t have a health data problem.
They have a health context problem.
Your data exists. It’s just scattered across PDFs, apps, notes, screenshots and half-remembered conversations.
Vitora gives it one structured home.
https://t.co/abspaADpJf
Would you rather buy:
A) a startup with revenue but weak traffic
B) a startup with traffic but weak revenue
My answer depends on the niche, source of traffic and whether the audience has commercial intent.
Alignmint has a strange but interesting Trust Traffic profile:
885 verified visitors
1,140 sessions
33% engagement
4m 08s average session
+1,586% traffic trend
$5k-10k MRR
Also marked as open to buyers.
Traffic going down is still data.
It can show:
- launch spike fading
- SEO decay
- weak retention
- seasonal demand
- distribution drying up
A verified profile should make those questions easier to ask.
DerivateX is listed on Trust Traffic with
1,687 verified visitors
2,150 sessions
35% engagement
1m 40s average session
The traffic trend is down 22%, which is useful too.
Not every signal has to be positive to be useful.
Most startup directories tell you what a startup says it does.
Trust Traffic should answer a more interesting question:
Is anyone actually visiting it?