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Hey HackerNews!

It’s just some market research and I thought it would be great to have some input from people like you.

I'm exploring the concept of an AI-powered tool that would track the responses of the audience to your brand/content on X (Twitter), summon instant sentiment analysis of talks that involve your brand and provide specific recommendations regarding further action depending on audience feedback.

Key question: Does the communication problem apply to the managing of reactions on the social media platforms and what would you expect to pay for a tool like this?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from social media managers and business owners who:

- Maintain and develop accounts that are currently used, has to constantly monitor brand references and social media consulting/agencies too expensive. Bookmarking, not selling anything – I wonder if this would solve any real problem. All feedback welcome!

Edit: So thank you to everyone for giving some time and thought into this.

Hi all,

I have a B2B SaaS startup, trying to personalize UX, got +4 LOIs so far.

A digital marketing agency came out to me and said "we will help you to get $10k/mo. as pricing, you pay $500 now and $2000 after you get $10k/mo."

Does this makes sense to you?

In a SaaS project, how do you handle personalization? Is it easy? Does it contribute to your sales? I'm not talking about marketing personalization.

I have been working in a 2-year-old SaaS startup related to smart water management for 1 year.

Now, at this startup, where I have been working since June 2022, I have not been paid in any way. Instead, they would give me an equity in June 2023.

We expected to receive investment until December, but that did not happen. As devs, we have constantly pivoted the product. We have constantly replaced the technologies with better ones.

Why did we do these? Because companies wanted demos. Instead, I think we could have shown a Figma drawing and presentation until the sale took place.

After struggling for so long, there really is a sale this month. Now they say I have to work harder. I'm tired of working for nothing for a year.

Yes, they told me they would give me an equity in 2023 June, at the end of the first year after joining.

They call the company valuation $2.5m. How can a company with a turnover of $0. have a valuation of $2.5m?

I noticed this now. We are in a 3rd world country, so according to this, the equity they gave was enough, but I realized later.

From here, what would you recommend I do?

I'd appreciate it if anyone with experience could give advice.