u/fredstyle

Note that I am open open to cold emails in general, so I read and try to engage if it can be helpful for my product. Here are some examples (without exposing the brands/people):

Example email 1)

Hi there,

Congrats on the Product Hunt launch today. Deterministic agents that follow your process is the right framing. The value is not that agents run, it is that someone can see they ran correctly.

...

Whats wrong: he literally took our launch title and ask LLM to generate first paragraph, rest is just describing his service... At least scrape the website, competitors, find something we (think) are unique and say something like "hey I saw your launch, it is pretty interesting idea, how did you come up with it?"

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Example email 2)

Developers evaluating agent frameworks default to whatever PH surfaces first. The top-ranked agent tools become the starting point for experimentation. Controller AI's deterministic approach is architecturally stronger than most alternatives above it on the board. But at rank 60, developers never see it to test it. The agent builders in the top 20 are collecting those first experiments right now. Tonight's freeze makes rank 60 the final position.

300 profiles remain.

$2/upvote. [website] for packages. Last window for Controller AI.

Best,
[website]

Whats wrong: I have no idea what is offered until the last sentence. Too complicated, too long - cant read it.

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Example email 3)

Hey,

Controller AI caught my eye on Product Hunt - "Build deterministic agents that actually follow your process".

We're curating our August 2026 batch at [website] - each product gets:
- A permanent indexed page + backlink from a DR 56 site
- Placement in our monthly batch browsed by founders and early adopters

Starts at $20/year. Takes about 2 minutes:
[link]

Interested?

What's wrong: I think intro is just static placeholder replacement, our tagline goes into their opening - its fine but feels obvious. Service offering is clear, CTA is good, but I don't know why would I want to buy it from you, it lacks a sentence maybe after initial opening, something like - we are the best at getting you backlinks, here is our list of clients.

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Example email 4)

Saw Controller AI launch on Product Hunt, congrats!

Do you already have an affiliate program?

I run [brand], where creators discover affiliate programs and products they can promote.

If you have one, we can list Controller AI and put it in front of creators actively looking for new products to promote.

[link]

Cheers,

[name]

Founder, [brand]

What's wrong: Overall good message, I considered but I dont really know if it would work for us, maybe explain why would I want affiliate programs, are they helping my product grow faster or what exactly the benefit I get?

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Example email 5)

Can i get you top 2 rank on all the directories and even on your today
launch on Product Hunt

 Email: [email]

 Telegram: [link]

What's wrong: So many things... Just dont put telegram link to your email pls.

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Example linkedin message 1)

Congrats on your launch!

i saw your product hunt launch did you need real ph usvers votes i will provide you so let us know if you want you will get result thats my promise you did not get result i will refund your money...
i charge small fess for it   thats my promise you will get result if you will not get i will refund your money...
so let us know if you want our services...

What's wrong: everything. I cant read it to begin with.

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Example linkedin message 2)

Congratulations on the launch! 🚀

It’s exciting to see your product live. I help startups secure Top ranking through strategic manual engagement with my team of 100 people—no bots, just authentic social signals to give you that extra push.

Pricing:
• 100 Upvotes and comments: $50

What' wrong: I think it is pretty clear, I am just not the right person as I dont believe spending money is a good idea for this. But the message is clear.

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Example linkedin message 3)

Loved your tool on PH!

I share top tools with my 130K+ audience across LinkedIn, X, and Telegram. I’ve helped 1,000+ products gain traction, including multiple Top 5 PH launches Like:- Krisp, Liveblocks, Origami.chat, Lovable, EditWithAva etc

Do let me know if you are up for the collab🚀🔥!

What's wrong: Overall it is good, first sentence is feels fake - he never even seen my product and its obvious but anyway. The offer is clear and I like that the CTA with icons - maybe its just me. But again not for me.

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Anyway, these are my opinion, I am not great copywriter either but I wanted to give you the perspective of the other side.

Hey everyone,

My name is Ferhat. I’m a founder at Controller AI and a software engineer, and I originally started building with Bubble about 8 years ago.

I’m currently looking for side projects to help keep my startup alive, and I thought I’d offer something here that I’m really good at.

I’ve worked as a software engineer for years, and I also worked at a company built heavily on Bubble that was acquired a couple of years ago.

I’d like to help founders who have outgrown Bubble and are considering moving their current app to a traditional codebase.

The reality is:

• LLMs are making traditional software development dramatically faster.
• Moving to code gives you more flexibility around infrastructure, integrations, performance, testing, and super fast development via coding agents.
• But migrating a bubble app is not easy.
• Most bubble apps often have years of workflows, conditions, data structures, plugins, users, and production data behind them.

That last part is where I think I can help.

Here’s what I can do:

• Fully understand and analyze your existing Bubble app. This would involve a few meetings, after that I’ll provide detailed documentation explaining how the app works and a migration roadmap. You can disagree and keep your app in bubble, I m happy to provide this for free if you are serious.
• Rebuild the application in typescript, with a node backend and react frontend, while keeping the behavior and UX as close to the existing app as possible.
• Deploy it on AWS with separate staging and production environments, so you can continue shipping changes without losing the flexibility you have with Bubble.
• Set up automated deployments, including ansible and terraform, so deployments and infrastructure changes are repeatable rather than manual.
• Run the application in Docker containers and migrate your data to postgres db on AWS RDS.
• Help you set up Claude Code / Codex so it can safely work with your codebase, infrastructure, database, and running services.

The end result should be a clean, understandable codebase that you own and can continue developing yourself, with your team, or with coding agents.

You might be thinking: “Why not just give my Bubble app to a coding agent and ask it to rebuild everything?”

You absolutely can try.

For a simple app, it may even work surprisingly well.

This offer is mainly for older or more complicated Bubble applications where there are hundreds of workflows, unusual conditions, years of decisions, and parts of the system where understanding why something was built a certain way matters just as much as understanding what it does.

That’s where having deep bubble experience alongside traditional software engineering experience becomes useful.

If you’re considering moving a Bubble application to code, send me a dm. I’m happy to take a look at what you have and talk through whether a migration makes sense.

I’m based in Dallas, TX, in case the timezone matters.