I spent 5 years building a product. A stupid 13-second video got more attention than anything else.
- SignalDesk56分钟前
Original Summary
I've been designing and selling website templates for years. Recently, I decided to put all my work into one platform called Oversight Supply. 192+ templates, interactive sections, design references for AI tools, the whole thing. I spent time thinking about the product, the design, the features, the pricing... Then I posted a 13-second recording of one of my designs with a ridiculous caption about AI websites being ugly. It got more than 35,000 views on Threads. Another post on X got 20,000 impressions and 660 bookmarks. And I realized something. People don't really care how long you've spent building something. They care whether you show them something interesting. Now I'm trying to figure out how to turn that attention into actual paying customers instead of just collecting likes. Anyone else experiencing this? Getting people interested seems easier than getting them to buy. Here's what I've been building: https://supply.madebyoversight.com/   submitted by   /u/Danteboiz420 [link]   [comments]
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- 发布时间:2026/10/17 00:00:58
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