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how to get product ideas find a subreddit skin care scrape all the data out vector db ask ai what the problems people having you now have a new product based on people's real problems full pod link below

Cody Schneider

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490,649 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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@gravy2 年前

I prefer to go on walks and feel the entropy of the universe.

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Abhi2 年前

or use @gummy_search, which does that for you.

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kache2 年前

now that is a product itself

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Fed 🐻2 年前

Just for fun, I ran this report. Enjoy! - Didn't have to scrape - No vector DB setup - Took 60 seconds - Did it from my phone GummySearch has a free trial for those curious :)

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GREG ISENBERG2 年前

Have you played with GummySearch? This is my go-to tool that automates this.

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Jonas Bartasius2 年前

@narusevic wdyt if we build such scraper/idea finder tool? we can find some cool audiences to work with and then provide builders with "verified" ideas on what to work on next 🤔

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Geoff Langenderfer2 年前

Do the same with product reviews Ask for top 3 complaints Build competitor and address Sip mai Thais

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Micah Berkley2 年前

I literally preach the same sht.... Data. Data. Data.

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Jakub Siekiera2 年前

I made an app which lets you ask reddit literally anything. Enter search phrase, (optionally subreddit name), number of posts and bam! You can interact with the reddit batch of reddit posts and ask follow up questions. Comment below to try the beta!

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