Have you heard of Perplexity AI and wondered if it can make videos? You’re not alone! Many people are curious about what this smart tool can really do. Is it just for answering questions, or can it create cool videos too? Let’s dive in and find out in a fun and simple way!
In the fast-evolving world of SaaS and tech startups, Product-Led Growth (PLG) has emerged as a dominant go-to-market strategy. Companies such as Slack, Zoom, and Notion have proven that a great product can sell itself. In a PLG model, the product becomes the primary vehicle for customer acquisition, activation, and expansion. However, there comes a point in many product-led companies’ growth journeys when adding human interaction into the sales process becomes not just valuable—it’s essential.
In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, maintaining a public changelog is more than just a formality—it’s an essential aspect of transparent communication with your users. Yet, not all changelogs are created equal. A thoughtfully crafted public changelog can do more than just list changes. It can convert casual visitors into loyal customers, passive users into product advocates, and hesitant stakeholders into enthusiastic supporters.
Thinking about studying in the U.S. through the American Degree Transfer Program (ADTP)? Awesome choice! The ADTP is a cool way to start your degree in your home country and then transfer to a university in the United States. But before you pack your bags, there are a few important steps to follow—tests, essays, and visas. Let’s break it all down in a simple and fun way!
Ever noticed that your website has lots of URLs pointing to the same content? That’s like having ten doors to the same room — confusing, right? This happens a lot with pagination and faceted navigation. If you’re scratching your head wondering what that is — don’t worry. We’re going to untangle it together, and we’re going to keep it fun and light!
Ever feel like website navigation is a maze? You click. You scroll. You wonder, “Where is what I need?” That’s exactly what we want to fix. Great navigation isn’t just about menus and links. It’s about understanding what your users are trying to do.