I'm looking for reliable websites and directories where AI products can be listed for better visibility and discovery.
Apart from Product Hunt, which platforms have you used, and which ones actually brought traffic or users?
AI is changing quickly, and many tools we use today may look completely different in a few years. What AI-related skill do you think will still be valuable 5 years from now and why?
What skill would you stat learning today?
AI can give surprisingly accurate answers, but that doesn't always mean we trust them. What makes you feel confident in an AI response, such as accuracy, sources, clear explanations, consistency, personal experience, or something else?
I'm curious what makes AI feel trustworthy to you.
There are new AI tools launching all the time, but not every tool becomes part of our daily workflow. Which AI tool did you have high hopes for but eventually stopped using, and what made you move on?
Was it the cost, lack of features,accuracy, or something else?
Product Hunt is the obvious choice, but I'm curious what other websites or directories you've used to showcase your AI Product. Which platforms have actually brought you traffic, users or meaningful exposure?
I'd love to hear about both popular and underrated platforms that have worked well for you.
As AI agents become more common, expectations are changing. If you could choose one feature or capability that every AI agent should include, what would it be and why?
AI agents are becoming more capable, but building reliable ones isn't always easy. If you've worked with AI agents, what's been the biggest challenge you've faced, and how did you deal with it?
AI has proven its value in many industries, yet many businesses are still slow to adopt it.
In your opinion, what's holding them back the most: cost, trust, data privacy, lack of expertise, or something else?
AI Products keep adding new features, but I wonder how many of them people actually use. Have you noticed any features that sound great but most people don't know about or rarely use?
I'd love to hear which hidden AI features you think deserve more attention and why.
There are thousands of AI products available today, and many offer very similar features. When you're deciding which one to use, what matters most to you, accuracy, transparency, user experience, reviews, brand reputation, pricing, or something else?
I'd love to hear what builds your trust in an AI product.
AI is being explored across diagnosis, drug discovery, patient monitoring, medical imaging, and more
Which healthcare area do you think will see the biggest transformation from AI? What changes do you expect to see in the next few years?
Every day, new AI Products are launching, I have noticed some products with great technology still go unnoticed, while other with similar or fewer features gain users because of better distribution.
In today's AI market, what's more important a great product or great distribution? I'd love to hear what you've experienced.
Every week, there's another AI product launching. If you're building AI software, what has actually helped you differentiate your product?
Is it the user experience, a unique feature, better accuracy, pricing, branding, or something else? I'd love to hear what's actually working in today's crowded AI market.
I'm working at an AI related company and handling one particular product. Right now, I'm getting around 100+ organic leads per month, but my target is 200+.
Is it realistic to reach 200+ organic leads a month, or does it depend on the niche?
If you are consistently getting more than that through organic channels, I'd love to know what strategies are working for you. Any tips or lessons would be really helpful.
My friend told me he's getting quality leads from IndieHackers. Before I spent time on it, I love to hear from people who have actually used it. Are you getting leads from IndieHackers? If yes, what kind of business are you in and what worked for you?
I'd love to hear about your experiences and tips you have
I have been working in marketing for the last two years, and since I started my career, I have been using AI for content creation, image creation and pretty much everything.
So I'm genuinely curious, how did you guys do marketing before AI? How did you create content, research ideas, plan campaigns, and stay productive without these tools?
I recently saw a post showing that Reddit is becoming one of the most cited sources in LLM responses.
It made me think that Reddit could become a strong channel for AI visibility and marketing because a lot of the content here comes from real discussions and community feedback rather than marketing pages.
Do you think Reddit is becoming important for AI search and discovery, or am I overestimating it?
I have been working on a particular product for my company and trying to generate leads through classified ads, but I'm struggling to hit the target.
It made me think, are classified ads becoming outdated? Have people shifted more toward paid and AI-driven search discovery?
Am I missing something in my content strategy, or classified ads just less effective now?
Would love to hear from people generating leads today.
I have been trying to make my brand/product more visible in AI search and LLM results, but I'm not seeing much improvement.
Does anyone know what actually works to improve visibility
I have been seeing a lot of AI-generated brand and product videos that look really cinematic and high quality.
I want to create videos like that too, but my results are nowhere close. I watched YouTube tutorials but still can't get that quality.
Does anyone know any simple tricks or workflows to make videos like that?