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Hi! I’m glad you want to get in touch. 👋🏻

If you’re contacting me about Product Hunt, please include:

• your public product url that you intend to launch
• your target launch date
• what you want help with
• whether you’ve already booked a strategy / review session

Please read up on how I help.

Product Hunt FAQ

Do you take free Product Hunt requests?

Not often. If you want feedback or help with a launch, start with a paid strategy / review session.

Can I send you my product and ask if it’s a fit?

You may, but given the number of requests I get, you're much more likely to get a timely response (and deep feedback) if you book a session and you’re ready to share the details above.

Do you review every product that gets sent?

I try, but it's not common. Given the demands on my attention and the value I offer builders, I typically only dig in for paid sessions or if there's clearly a strong fit.

If you're not reaching out about Product Hunt...

If you’re reaching out for something else, I’m happy to hear from founders, investors, the press, and builders (but see below). This is for you:

Tips for getting a response from me. ↓

This is based on an analysis of my actual emailing behavior.

Same-Day Response (< 24 hours):

• Product Hunt launch coordination & existing coaching clients
• Meeting scheduling and calendar requests
• Investment opportunities and portfolio company intros
• Active project collaboration

Thoughtful Response (2-5 days):

• Strategic advice and positioning feedback
• Product reviews and early-stage demos
• Speaking and podcast requests
• Partnership and collaboration proposals

Longer Response (1-2 weeks):

• Complex business strategy questions
• Detailed technical consultations
• Research and analysis requests
• Open-ended pick your brain inquiries (best to book a call)

How to Get a Faster Response

✅ Include in your message:

• Clear, specific ask in the subject line
• Context about your company/project
• Proposed timeline or deadline
• What you're hoping to achieve

✅ Examples of effective subject lines:

• “Product Hunt launch coaching - available Aug 15?”
• “30min call re: AI startup positioning strategy”
• “Quick intro”
• “Speaking request: AI tools panel at [Event] - Sept 15”

❌ Weak Subject Lines:

• “Quick intro request”
• “Quick chat?”
• “Can I pick your brain?”
• “Following up”

The key is specificity — my brain can immediately categorize and prioritize when the subject line contains the actual companies, dates, or specific deliverables involved!