When I have a lot on my plate, even when I prioritize, I sometimes don't get it all done. What can I do about it?

I'm also curious about what you consider "easy" when using a tool. Is it easy if it doesn't have a lot of features? Is it easy if there's friendly guidance? Is it easy if you can do it all at once without connecting to other tools? Something else?

I've been enjoying collecting points through community activities lately. A few days ago, I spent about four hours a day and earned 30 points, and my next goal is to get 50+ points a day! Here are the activities I do every day when I log in to PH: 1️⃣ Try out new products at 12:00 AM PST every day and leave reviews and feedback comments. 2️⃣ Post discussions on topics that makers or PH community members can relate to. 3️⃣ Share my own know-how and leave supportive comments in the discussions sorted by "New." The important thing is to express sincere support, give advice based on experience, and write questions that you've thought about at least twice. One upvote may not equal one point, but it seems to be proportional! Do you have any other tips you know? Our team is preparing for launch and I'm planning to post tips we've gained every day. You can see all the tips on the page below! https://slashpage.com/ph-launch-tips/j943zqpmq4652wnvy87d (And if you liked this page, please check out our teaser! It's for the product we will soon be launching. 👉 https://www.producthunt.com/products/slashpage )

We recently saw the power of email marketing before we even officially launched our product! Introduced the product to 200+ potential customers → 29.4% replied. Replied back with our link and asked them to try it out → over 50% said yes. And some of them said they'd be our fans and sent us heartfelt reviews! There were three main points we focused on when sending the emails 1️⃣ Personalized message 🙆‍♂️ We wrote two parts of the email, one for everybody and one for each individual. We believe that in order to win the hearts and minds of our audience, it's essential to express our interest in them. → For example, how are their projects going, what did we like about their recent content, etc. 2️⃣ History management 📝 We kept a detailed record of everyone and checked it every time. - Key activity spaces: social media, personal websites, etc. - Problems we think we can help solve - The content of the emails we sent, etc. 3️⃣ Close, ongoing communication ❤️‍🔥 We wrote as if we were having a human-to-human conversation, not a business one. We always made sure to thank and support them, and we made sure to reply, even if it was a little late. Obviously, different situations call for different approaches, but I felt that this worked well for us in the early stages of the product. Let me know what you think and if you have any other tips! --- Our team is preparing for launch and I'm planning to post tips we've gained every day. You can see all the tips on the page below! https://slashpage.com/ph-launch-tips/k5r398nmn496mvwje7yz And if you liked the page above, please check out our teaser! It's for the product we will soon be launching.👇 https://www.producthunt.com/products/slashpage