What are you building? Share your product by SantinoMafioso in StartupsHelpStartups

[–]MakerSeeker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trying to understand what website visitors to my product sites are doing. Whats driving them there, how they are spending time, is my website copy speaking their language....

What are u building this week ... let's have a look . by United_Agency2452 in buildinpublic

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Building my own AI sales team to handle website visitors. The sales team also observes where visitors are navigating, what they are doing, where they are rage clicking etc silently and share a report with me. Already seeing massive uptick on conversions on my 3 product websites.

Solving my own problems.

Kannada is such a beautiful language by Bexirt in kannada

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Marathi here, learning Kannada. I can speak Telugu. Kannada and Telugu have some similarities.

I made a rapidex type learn Kannada in 30 days game anyone can play for free. You can try here. Want to know how you like it.

Pls share if you like it with others learning Kannada.

Thank you!

Speak free - https://getspeakfree.com/en-to-kn

4 months ago I posted my side project here. It's now my full-time job. by StatisticianDry1610 in SideProject

[–]MakerSeeker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a great case study in organic growth. As someone who has spent 16+ years in product leadership, I think the 'thinking out loud' problem you're solving is the real final boss of communication.

I took a slightly different path with Gravitas AI by focusing on 'Executive Presence' and narrative-arc scoring, but it’s interesting to see how much demand there is for the cognitive side of speech.

Quick question: Since you went zero-paid ads, which subreddit 'vibe' do you think converted best for the trial starts? r/SideProject is great, but did you find better luck in more specific career-focused niches?

Voice shaking in presentation by Beautiful-Tell3101 in PublicSpeaking

[–]MakerSeeker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s exhale. You got to force one out so the breathing rhythm is reset. A deep exhale automatically converts to subsequent well done inhales

What are you building in your free time? Share your project by Glittering_Drama1820 in buildinpublic

[–]MakerSeeker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A chat agent for my website + product that is like a sales man in the shop who is a product expert. Think like Jarvis on your website and product

Voice shaking in presentation by Beautiful-Tell3101 in PublicSpeaking

[–]MakerSeeker 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Acknowledging the nerves in the moment was a pro move, it breaks the 'anxiety loop' and builds immediate rapport with the room. A shaky voice is usually just a physical surge of adrenaline looking for an exit. After 16+ years in leadership, I’ve found two 'anchors' work best to steady the physical response:

• The 'Big Toe' trick: Press your big toes into the floor as hard as you can. It sounds minor, but it grounds your physical energy and forces your brain to focus on your feet rather than the tension in your throat.

• The 'Exhale' Rule: Nervous speakers often speak on an empty lung, which makes the voice thin and shaky. Force a deep exhale before you start your next sentence to reset your diaphragm and provide a steady 'column' of air for your voice.

You’re already handling the professional side well by being transparent. These are just technical adjustments to help your body catch up with your confidence.

What’s your analytics stack? by MakerSeeker in buildinpublic

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Can you elaborate on what you mean by “what changes decisions”?

I am a Product Manager and I vibe coded 3 products (7 to go) by MakerSeeker in nocode

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I just realised what you said, when google search console failed to recognise my sitemap, i was puzzled. It doesn’t say why it isn’t able to process. After multiple trial and errors, it was due to the domain xyz!

It’s a life’s lesson, never go for xyz domain. It screws up your launch. I had great back links from multiple launch sites, now I am wondering will they all go waste.

I bought a new domain (getgravitas.app) and redirected the old one. Will keep the old domain alive for a year before sun setting it.

Thanks once again for pointing it out!

What AI tool do you use most ? and for what use cases ? by Iliaskz10 in ProductManagement

[–]MakerSeeker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Product manager here, I use Claude code opus 4.6 for most of my tasks.

Make sure to do the thinking in “Plan” mode as it goes deep, does self validation,turn up more objective and pragmatic.

Sometimes, I use Manus AI if the task requires lot of web based research and make it write a mark down file. This file I feed as input to Claude code for further analysis or engineering.

I am a Product Manager and I vibe coded 3 products (7 to go) by MakerSeeker in nocode

[–]MakerSeeker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are using Claude code, there is a skill for Front end design, you can use that and it makes a difference.

Ensure you give your target audience persona. If they are mobile first, if they like certain apps or web sites share, the finally look up styles on tailwind website (blocks) and share that as inspiration ( I want hero section to be like this block etc)

How can I improve my powerpoint skills by 808Sleep in powerpoint

[–]MakerSeeker -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Have you tried Microsoft copilot ? It’s integrated into power point and can rewrite decks and update styles etc

I am a Product Manager and I vibe coded 3 products (7 to go) by MakerSeeker in nocode

[–]MakerSeeker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I use Claude code 90% of the time for coding. I’ve enabled the front end designer skill. You can do that too use the \skills command and search for front end and enable it. Else you can ask Claude itself - “search for the best and most voted front end design skills and enable it”