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If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much is worth one review? One new client or user. Hundreds and thousands. Of course, I'm referring to the positive, five-star (preferably) reviews. But what about the negative stigmatizing one-star reviews? What are we going to do about them?  You can bury your head in the sand, but that's not going to solve the problem. If you're asking me, there are two types of negative reviews. The first type is a result of someone's call for attention or laziness (unwillingness) to contact the support. In these cases, the problems are usually quickly and successfully resolved. Very often, the reviewer changes his initial negative review. It's a win-win situation for both parties. Case closed. The second type is a completely different story. These reviewers aren't after a solution but rather after a service provider's blood. The sole purpose of these negative reviews is to hurt as much and as long as possible. I personally have nothing against these so-called "revenge reviews," if they're the act of desperation and resolution to teach some big bad company a lesson. There's still hope for a happy ending with these revenge reviews. People eventually come to their senses and let bygones be bygones. But what about the special kind of revenge reviews - ? the kamikaze reviews Is There A Trustpilot Onboard The Reviews Plane? When it comes to reviews, I like to write a five-star review when it's well deserved. Here's my Hacker Noon review on SiteJabber. We can all agree that it aged well, can't we? However, this doesn't mean that I hesitate to leave a one-star review when it's also well deserved. You are absolutely free to qualify this one as a "revenge review." In my defense, I can say that was the least I could do. I'm not ashamed of what I wrote in my review, which was respectful and professional despite how I personally felt. Also, I dare to say that this review can serve as a fine example of "constructive criticism." More than 35K people have viewed this review in the meantime. Needless to say that everything I wrote was true and can be easily verified. Now, let me show you one of the finest examples of kamikaze reviews. Wow! You nailed it, buddy. Kudos to you, whoever you are. Did I mention that I write all of my reviews while using my full name? Why? I told you already. I have nothing to be ashamed of. If you want to be a writer, at least what you can and should do is to be held accountable for your words. Right? Do you want to see what the other side had to say? Audiatur et altera pars ("let the other side be heard as well"). This is one of the very first things I had to learn to get my law degree. So, goLance please state your case: Spoiler alert! I wrote this response. But what I actually wanted to say is perfectly summarized in this meme: "Context Over Keywords" - What's That Even Supposed To Mean? I didn't rest my case and I demanded an official explanation from the Trustpilot team. Their "Content Integrity Team" left me speechless, literally. I was free to highlight the most interesting parts of this "statement." So, not only that you're lecturing, but you also have the nerve to threaten the "Noonies2020" Winner for the Most Controversial Writer of the Year. Wow! That's really something. My initial review of Trustpilot spontaneously stretched to the full-scale story. The Latest Credder Podcast Is A Must! Here's a to the latest edition of the Credder podcast that featured David Smooke. link Now, if you can find the strength to focus on what's David saying rather than to admire his new hair color experiment, you can hear quite a few interesting things about digital responsibility. There's something called "the second human reader," I just couldn't possibly agree with and support more. Long story short, the first line of responsibility is the writer/contributor himself. Then, here comes a Hacker Noon editor to read what's to be published or rejected. Fair enough. No paywall. No bias. No algorithms. We the people writing for other people to read or not. Fair and square. You like it - you read. You don't - you move on to the next story. The saddest thing is that isn't the first time I'm writing about the problems with reviews. This story asked some legit questions, provided solid evidence, and obviously didn't solve a single reviews-related problem. Buying Upwork Reviews: Is Your Freelancer Really a 5-Star Freelancer? A year later, I'm asking the same question: If You Can't Trust Trustpilot, Then Who Can You Trust?

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From X to the Online World As I landed on X December last year, I encountered a dynamic community of entrepreneurs sharing content, exchanging insights, narrating their experiences, and marketing their products. The sheer volume of activities made it challenging to stay abreast of everyone's endeavors and the content they shared. Unlocking X’s Potential Viewed through the lens of an independent entrepreneur, the platform offers the distinct advantage of a rich learning environment. Despite the varying degrees of relevance in the shared content, a noteworthy aspect is the "Give vs. Ask" ethos, expounded upon in the insightful piece titled "Promoting on Reddit (or Anywhere) By Giving Before Asking," penned by Bill Prin. Here, the act of entrepreneurs sharing their learnings, data, or product statistics represents a 'Give,’ while the promotion of their product is an 'Ask'’ The true value of time spent on X hinges on the prevalence of 'Give' content. But, the reality is that the recurrence of similar ideas dilutes the impact of the platform. The Double-Edged Sword of X If this is the benefit of X, the downside is that you become one among many entrepreneurs. If you want people to notice your stuff, you have to do a lot of giving and always be honest. I don't mind being honest and giving, but the thing is, it takes up a lot of time. Marc Louvion said in one of the promotional videos that he spends 5 hours a day on X. I’m pretty sure this can be a valid approximation, and I don’t want to spend that much time on X. I decided to add a website tracker extension on Google Chrome and Firefox. This tool aims to provide insights into my time spent on browsers, helping me make informed decisions to maximize my productivity. Strategic Spots for Startup Promotion In this X journey, I stumbled upon this tweet: Guess what? Some entrepreneurs out there are selling lists of places to promote your startup. I did some detective work on Google and found a bunch of websites sharing these lists. Check out the ones I looked into: 500+ Places to Promote Your Startup


75+ Places to Promote Your Startup for Free


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89 Places to Promote Your Startup My goal throughout this journey was to amplify the reach of my projects without breaking the bank. While paid promotion options exist, I decided to steer clear, considering my budget constraints. These lists I found have a mix of everything—some duplicates, some websites that aren't around anymore, and some with dark patterns like making you fill out a bunch of info and then springing a surprise payment on you. I spent quite a few hours sorting through all of this to figure out which websites let you submit your startup. I hope that I can save some time for folks who want to get their app out there. I've even included the ones that want you to pay for a speedy listing or make you wait for months before they showcase your startup. Here's the list: https://alternativeto.net/ https://apprater.net/ https://appsumo.com/ https://awesomeindie.com/ https://betalist.com/ https://crazyaboutstartups.com/ https://ctrlalt.cc/ https://fazier.com/ https://feedmystartup.com/ https://financesonline.com/ https://launched.io/ https://lazyhunt.com/ https://microlaunch.net/ https://owwly.com/ https://peerlist.io/ https://pitchwall.co/ https://portal.10words.io/ https://sell.g2.com/create-a-profile https://startupbase.io/ https://startupbuffer.com/ https://startupinspire.com/ https://startupstash.com/ https://wellfound.com/ https://www.affordhunt.com/ https://www.allstartups.info/ https://www.betabound.com/ https://www.betafy.co/ https://www.crunchbase.com/ https://www.f6s.com/ https://www.feedough.com/ https://www.gartner.com/en/digital-markets/basic-listing https://www.indiehackers.com/ https://www.insanelycooltools.com/ https://www.launchingnext.com/ https://www.producthunt.com/ https://www.saasprojects.com/ https://www.sideprojectors.com/#/ https://www.slant.co/ https://www.startupranking.com/ https://www.startups.fyi/ https://www.trustpilot.com/ https://www.uneed.best/ Those lists also include Reddits, but heads up, all links posted on Reddit are "no follow" (here is a perfect article on why this is important). But since Bill Prin had a good experience starting to promote on Reddit, I'm thinking of giving it a shot sometime soon. Here's the list of reddits: r/advancedentrepreneur r/advertising r/alphaandbetausers r/announcements r/AskMarketing r/Business_Ideas r/Businessideas r/coupons r/CrazyIdeas r/digitalnomad r/Emailmarketing r/Entrepreneur r/EntrepreneurRideAlong r/growinpublic r/growmybusiness r/GrowthHacking r/ideas r/indiebiz r/indiehackers r/InternetIsBeautiful r/Lightbulb r/MadeThis r/marketing r/microsaas r/NicheWebsites r/Plugyourproduct r/ProductHunters r/programming r/projects r/roastmystartup r/SaaS r/sales r/SideProject r/smallbusiness r/socialmedia r/startup r/startups r/startups_promotion r/sweatystartup r/webmarketing There are also Facebook groups and communities, but for now, as I decided to stay away from Facebook, there's no plan to check those out for now. Tracking Success with Bonetflix Implementing this strategy, I've promoted my project, Bonetflix, on all these platforms. In a past issue, I shared some metrics about it, and I expect these numbers to evolve in the following weeks. Stay tuned to witness positive transformations in this journey. Thanks for reading David's Indie Hacker Journey! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Also published here. From X to the Online World As I landed on X December last year, I encountered a dynamic community of entrepreneurs sharing content, exchanging insights, narrating their experiences, and marketing their products. The sheer volume of activities made it challenging to stay abreast of everyone's endeavors and the content they shared. Unlocking X’s Potential Viewed through the lens of an independent entrepreneur, the platform offers the distinct advantage of a rich learning environment. Despite the varying degrees of relevance in the shared content, a noteworthy aspect is the "Give vs. Ask" ethos, expounded upon in the insightful piece titled "Promoting on Reddit (or Anywhere) By Giving Before Asking," penned by Bill Prin . Here, the act of entrepreneurs sharing their learnings, data, or product statistics represents a 'Give,’ while the promotion of their product is an 'Ask'’ The true value of time spent on X hinges on the prevalence of 'Give' content. But, the reality is that the recurrence of similar ideas dilutes the impact of the platform. "Promoting on Reddit (or Anywhere) By Giving Before Asking," Bill Prin The Double-Edged Sword of X If this is the benefit of X, the downside is that you become one among many entrepreneurs. If you want people to notice your stuff, you have to do a lot of giving and always be honest. I don't mind being honest and giving, but the thing is, it takes up a lot of time. Marc Louvion said in one of the promotional videos that he spends 5 hours a day on X. Marc Louvion I’m pretty sure this can be a valid approximation, and I don’t want to spend that much time on X. I decided to add a website tracker extension on Google Chrome and Firefox. This tool aims to provide insights into my time spent on browsers, helping me make informed decisions to maximize my productivity. Strategic Spots for Startup Promotion In this X journey, I stumbled upon this tweet: Guess what? Some entrepreneurs out there are selling lists of places to promote your startup. I did some detective work on Google and found a bunch of websites sharing these lists. Check out the ones I looked into: 500+ Places to Promote Your Startup 75+ Places to Promote Your Startup for Free Top 20 Sites to Submit Your Startup to Promote It in 2024 Top 14 Sites to Promote Your Startup 89 Places to Promote Your Startup 500+ Places to Promote Your Startup 500+ Places to Promote Your Startup 500+ Places to Promote Your Startup 75+ Places to Promote Your Startup for Free 75+ Places to Promote Your Startup for Free 75+ Places to Promote Your Startup for Free Top 20 Sites to Submit Your Startup to Promote It in 2024 Top 20 Sites to Submit Your Startup to Promote It in 2024 Top 20 Sites to Submit Your Startup to Promote It in 2024 Top 14 Sites to Promote Your Startup Top 14 Sites to Promote Your Startup Top 14 Sites to Promote Your Startup 89 Places to Promote Your Startup 89 Places to Promote Your Startup 89 Places to Promote Your Startup My goal throughout this journey was to amplify the reach of my projects without breaking the bank. While paid promotion options exist, I decided to steer clear, considering my budget constraints. These lists I found have a mix of everything—some duplicates, some websites that aren't around anymore, and some with dark patterns like making you fill out a bunch of info and then springing a surprise payment on you. I spent quite a few hours sorting through all of this to figure out which websites let you submit your startup. I hope that I can save some time for folks who want to get their app out there. I've even included the ones that want you to pay for a speedy listing or make you wait for months before they showcase your startup. Here's the list: https://alternativeto.net/ https://alternativeto.net/ https://apprater.net/ https://apprater.net/ https://appsumo.com/ https://appsumo.com/ https://awesomeindie.com/ https://awesomeindie.com/ https://betalist.com/ https://betalist.com/ https://crazyaboutstartups.com/ https://crazyaboutstartups.com/ https://ctrlalt.cc/ https://ctrlalt.cc/ https://fazier.com/ https://fazier.com/ https://feedmystartup.com/ https://feedmystartup.com/ https://financesonline.com/ https://financesonline.com/ https://launched.io/ https://launched.io/ https://lazyhunt.com/ https://lazyhunt.com/ https://microlaunch.net/ https://microlaunch.net/ https://owwly.com/ https://owwly.com/ https://peerlist.io/ https://peerlist.io/ https://pitchwall.co/ https://pitchwall.co/ https://portal.10words.io/ https://portal.10words.io/ https://sell.g2.com/create-a-profile https://sell.g2.com/create-a-profile https://startupbase.io/ https://startupbase.io/ https://startupbuffer.com/ https://startupbuffer.com/ https://startupinspire.com/ https://startupinspire.com/ https://startupstash.com/ https://startupstash.com/ https://wellfound.com/ https://wellfound.com/ https://www.affordhunt.com/ https://www.affordhunt.com/ https://www.allstartups.info/ https://www.allstartups.info/ https://www.betabound.com/ https://www.betabound.com/ https://www.betafy.co/ https://www.betafy.co/ https://www.crunchbase.com/ https://www.crunchbase.com/ https://www.f6s.com/ https://www.f6s.com/ https://www.feedough.com/ https://www.feedough.com/ https://www.gartner.com/en/digital-markets/basic-listing https://www.gartner.com/en/digital-markets/basic-listing https://www.indiehackers.com/ https://www.indiehackers.com/ https://www.insanelycooltools.com/ https://www.insanelycooltools.com/ https://www.launchingnext.com/ https://www.launchingnext.com/ https://www.producthunt.com/ https://www.producthunt.com/ https://www.saasprojects.com/ https://www.saasprojects.com/ https://www.sideprojectors.com/#/ https://www.sideprojectors.com/#/ https://www.slant.co/ https://www.slant.co/ https://www.startupranking.com/ https://www.startupranking.com/ https://www.startups.fyi/ https://www.startups.fyi/ https://www.trustpilot.com/ https://www.trustpilot.com/ https://www.uneed.best/ https://www.uneed.best/ Those lists also include Reddits, but heads up, all links posted on Reddit are "no follow" ( here is a perfect article on why this is important). But since Bill Prin had a good experience starting to promote on Reddit, I'm thinking of giving it a shot sometime soon. Here's the list of reddits: here Bill Prin r/advancedentrepreneur r/advancedentrepreneur r/advertising r/advertising r/alphaandbetausers r/alphaandbetausers r/announcements r/announcements r/AskMarketing r/AskMarketing r/Business_Ideas r/Business_Ideas r/Businessideas r/Businessideas r/coupons r/coupons r/CrazyIdeas r/CrazyIdeas r/digitalnomad r/digitalnomad r/Emailmarketing r/Emailmarketing r/Entrepreneur r/Entrepreneur r/EntrepreneurRideAlong r/EntrepreneurRideAlong r/growinpublic r/growinpublic r/growmybusiness r/growmybusiness r/GrowthHacking r/GrowthHacking r/ideas r/ideas r/indiebiz r/indiebiz r/indiehackers r/indiehackers r/InternetIsBeautiful r/InternetIsBeautiful r/Lightbulb r/Lightbulb r/MadeThis r/MadeThis r/marketing r/marketing r/microsaas r/microsaas r/NicheWebsites r/NicheWebsites r/Plugyourproduct r/Plugyourproduct r/ProductHunters r/ProductHunters r/programming r/programming r/projects r/projects r/roastmystartup r/roastmystartup r/SaaS r/SaaS r/sales r/sales r/SideProject r/SideProject r/smallbusiness r/smallbusiness r/socialmedia r/socialmedia r/startup r/startup r/startups r/startups r/startups_promotion r/startups_promotion r/sweatystartup r/sweatystartup r/webmarketing r/webmarketing There are also Facebook groups and communities, but for now, as I decided to stay away from Facebook, there's no plan to check those out for now. Tracking Success with Bonetflix Implementing this strategy, I've promoted my project, Bonetflix, on all these platforms. In a past issue , I shared some metrics about it, and I expect these numbers to evolve in the following weeks. Stay tuned to witness positive transformations in this journey. In a past issue Thanks for reading David's Indie Hacker Journey! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Also published here. Also published here . here

Online Spaces Where Your Startup Could Thrive

In the , getting to know the playing field involves more than just figuring out the market size or spotting the next big thing. Knowing who you're up against is just as crucial. This insight can show you what makes your startup stand out and whether it has what it takes to lead the pack. business world So, how do you get the scoop on your competition? Here are some smart ways and helpful tools to dig up the dirt on your industry peers. SimilarWeb . This tool provides insights on website metrics like traffic volume, sources, and bounce rates, among others. While not flawless, SimilarWeb's trends and estimates often hit close to the mark, making it a go-to for initial research. By analyzing traffic visits, I can gauge potential sales, understand a company's main operating regions through traffic sources, uncover more competitors, and learn about their customer acquisition strategies. a great tool that shows you information about websites is SimilarWeb Crunchbase offers a wealth of information on companies, from their funding rounds to key personnel. Even with its free version, Crunchbase is a treasure trove for preliminary company research. Crunchbase Googling Simple online searches can yield surprising results. Typing in the company name followed by specific metrics might bring up useful data, though it's wise to approach these figures with skepticism. LinkedIn Insights Many professionals take pride in their work achievements, sometimes sharing valuable data right on their profiles. While not a consistent source, you might stumble upon significant insights when researching employees from target companies. LinkedIn Facebook Ads Library Platforms like the offer transparency into a company's active ad campaigns, revealing their marketing strategies and messaging. This window into a company's advertising efforts can provide critical insights. Facebook Ads Library Google Ad Transparency tools allow you to explore current and past ad campaigns for any given company, offering a glimpse into their marketing evolution, albeit with some patience required due to slow loading times. ads transparency Google Keyword Analysis Understanding what potential customers are searching for can shed light on a competitor's market presence and which terms are driving traffic to their sites. Tools such as , , , and are invaluable for this type of research. UberSuggest AnswerThePublic Ahrefs SEMRush Customer Feedback Product reviews on , and other platforms can offer unfiltered feedback on a competitor's offerings, providing a direct line to customer sentiment. social media ( or ), , Facebook Google Reddit TrustPilot Comprehensive Reports Lastly, Annual Reports from industry and public companies can give an in-depth look at financial health and strategic direction. These documents are key for benchmarking and trend analysis. 📚 Essential Resources General Startup Funding and Trends: Techcrunch CB Insights Connecting the Dots in Fintech Inside Axios ) AngelList FemWealth Africa-focused: TechCabal Disrupt Africa The Big Deal TechCrunch Tech Safari Startup List Africa Asia-Focused: Inc42 Mint The Ken E27 Tech in Asia Australia Focused: Cut Through Ventures SmartCompany Overnight Successes By leveraging these tools and strategies, you can conduct a thorough competitive analysis, equipping your business with the knowledge to navigate and excel in your market. or to connect. If you found this useful, you may also like to read . PS: Follow me on Twitter LinkedIn “Remember, We Live in the Age of Beta Versions: How to Anticipate Trends and Launch an Online Product”

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The article “Secure Crypto Exchanges to Use in 2024” explores an important characteristic that most investors overlook when starting with digital assets — security. There are a lot of exchanges where you can buy, sell, or trade cryptocurrencies, with some having more affordable fees than others, a longer track record, advanced trading features, a wider selection of assets, and most importantly, guaranteeing fund safety. It is not surprising to find investors who have been in the game for a long time with accounts on more than one exchange. However, there will always be the one they trust most with their funds, private data, and financial information. If you are new, it’s never a bad idea to try out several cryptocurrency exchanges before choosing a suitable one that works for you. In any case, a cryptocurrency buyer/seller must always be careful and avoid exchanges where they risk losing their funds to hackers. Quick Picks for Safest Cryptocurrency Exchanges — The Safest Cryptocurrency Exchange Bitget Spotless track record in ensuring the safety of customer funds and data; Zero hack security record; Has a customer protection fund of 300 million; High transparency of activity and Proof-of-Reserves data. — A Publicly Traded Cryptocurrency Exchange Coinbase A publicly traded company meaning  higher transparency; User-friendly; Introduced strong safety measures after facing several hack incidents in the past; Smaller amount of hacks compared to other exchanges. — Professional Grade Exchange for Experienced Crypto Traders Kraken Premium security features; Affordable transaction fees; Favors highly experienced digital asset traders. Comprehensive Review of the Top 3 Most Secure Cryptocurrency Exchanges To assist our readers pick the safest cryptocurrency exchange in 2024, we wrote an independent assessment to ensure they make educated judgments when picking an exchange to buy or sell digital assets. Bitget Key Features Transaction Fees: 0.00% - 0.10% Cryptocurrencies: 700 Minimum Deposit: $1 Advanced Trading Features: Spots, futures, margin, copy trades, crypto Lending, staking P2P Support: Yes, for any local payment method in your region Fiat Currencies: USD, EUR, UAHCAD, GBP, BRLCHF, TRY and RUBINR Payment Methods: Supports 140+ fiats via credit/debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Banxa, AlchemyPay, Mercuryo and many more. Why We Chose Bitget Crypto has already lost $210.7 million to crypto hacks in the first two months of 2024. This indicates insecurity on crypto platforms is a grave concern in the space and that’s why we want you to be on the winning team. Bitget is one of those rare, high-quality, and secure crypto exchanges that has not suffered a hack since launching in 2018. The exchange offers various advanced trading features including futures trading, spots, staking, and crypto lending. Bitget is already approaching 25,000,000 million registered users who have access to a diverse portfolio of 700 crypto assets and over 1,000 tradeable pairs. In 2023, Bitget a controlling stake in the cryptocurrency wallet Bitkeep. Bitkeep retained its own team and received aimed at enhancing the security of user funds storage following a in 2022. acquired significant investments security incident Pros and Cons: Pros Wide selection of cryptocurrencies; Competitive fees; Premium liquidity; Launchpad for onboarding the latest quality projects; Reliable customer support; Military-grade security. Cons Not available in some U.S. Jurisdictions. Coinbase Key Features Transaction Fees: 0.00% - 0.6% Cryptocurrencies: 248+ Minimum Deposit: $2 Advanced Trading Features: Futures, derivatives, Coinbase earn, staking pools, NFTs P2P Support: Yes Fiat Currencies: 60+ fiat currencies including the major ones Payment Methods: Bank Account ACH, wire transfer for deposits, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Gift Cards, PayPal Overview of Coinbase Coinbase launched in 2012 and holds status among the oldest cryptocurrency exchanges. Most people love Coinbase for being user-friendly, and available in the United States. In 2021, the platform was the first cryptocurrency exchange in the United States to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Due to its ease of use, Coinbase has become the go-to platform for many people entering the crypto space. The platform has the user experience of an online banking application, which has made it a smooth transition for people coming from traditional finance. While Coinbase is a suitable exchange, most complaints surrounding it have ranged from high fees to a tedious process when attempting to reach customer support. It is easy to say cryptocurrency hacks are a normal occurrence in the crypto space but you cannot ignore Coinbase has suffered several hacks in the past. Coinbase still has some room to improve regarding its security measures and tackle incidents like the loss of which disappeared from his Coinbase Wallet in December 2023. Mr Ricardo Vasquez‘s $348,407 Pros and Cons: Pros Available in the U.S; Wide selection of cryptocurrencies; Friendly to beginners; Supports multiple fiat currencies and payment methods. Cons Lacks reliable customer support. Kraken Key Features Transaction Fees: 0.00% - 0.26% Cryptocurrencies: 200+ Minimum Deposit:$1 Advanced Trading Features: Margin, Futures, NFTs P2P Support: Yes Fiat Currencies: EUR, USD, CAD, AUD, GBP and CHF Payment Methods: Domestic transfers, Wire, SEPA Why We Chose Kraken Jesse Powell founded Kraken in 2011 and the exchange has grown into popularity for its low transaction fees. It is a suitable cryptocurrency platform for professional digital asset traders looking for a quality cryptocurrency exchange. The platform pays attention to its security measures to guarantee the safety of funds and personal data. Some of the measures that Kraken has implemented to bolster its security include regular audits by external parties where they also report Proof of Reserves. It is worth highlighting that Kraken has two exchange platforms, Kraken and Kraken Pro. Our top pick between the two for the most secure and robust cryptocurrency exchange is Kraken Pro. Kraken Pro is a fair choice for crypto traders who are starting and an even better one for professional traders who have been in the game for a while. Let’s look at the pros and cons of using Kraken: Pros and Cons: Pros Good selection of cryptocurrencies; Low transaction fees; High liquidity; Reliable; Robust security features. Cons Not available in some U.S. jurisdictions. Factors that Influenced Our Top Picks for the Safest Crypto Exchange Why Bitget, Coinbase and Kraken One of the most important factors that remained central while picking our list of safe cryptocurrency exchanges was security features. Even if an exchange has a good reputation for safeguarding user funds, we wanted an exchange where users were also in control of their funds. Features like 2-factor authentication, a cold storage option such as the Bitget Wallet or Coinbase Wallet by Coinbase, and KYC features. Compliance with local and international regulations also highlights an exchange’s commitment to security and transparency. While we understood there are many caveats that cryptocurrency platforms are battling to satisfy in financial regulations, we checked if they were trying to satisfy the most crucial ones like observing AML requirements, providing regular proof of reserves, and having a protection/insurance fund in case a breach happened. We found out that Coinbase, Bitget, and Binance all have a customer protection fund that acts as a safety net in case there is a breach. Despite not recording a security breach of any kind since launching, Bitget encourages users to apply for its within 30 days in case they experience losses of any kind resulting from issues with the exchange. protection fund We also emphasized factors like user experience, customer support promptness, available crypto assets, adaptability to the evolving blockchain landscape, affordability, and ease of use. An impeccable combination of all these factors helped us come up with three of the safest and most robust crypto exchanges in 2024, Bitget, Coinbase and Kraken. Whereas we found Binance, Huobi, and OKX decent enough to feature on a top exchanges listicle like this one, we have reasons why they couldn’t make it to the top 3. Binance has a great user experience, advanced trading features, and high liquidity. However, the exchange is facing regulatory compliance troubles with the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC). The former CEO Changpeng Zhao who currently faces charges for violating security laws was forced to step down in November 2023. OKX is another decent cryptocurrency exchange with a wide range of cryptocurrencies to choose from, and a friendly user interface. However, the exchange seemed to have — 2 out of 5-star ratings. Most complaints ranged from unreliable customer support to a tedious ID verification process. On a security side, blockchain security company Certik issued a warning against OKX in December 2023 where it urged users to update their iOS applications or poor ratings on Trustpilot risk suffering vulnerability from a critical Remote Code Execution. HTX, formerly Huobi, is a fair candidate for suitable cryptocurrency exchanges but when it comes to security, one might be discouraged by the November 2023 hack that led to belonging to customers. Meanwhile, the exchange promised to compensate all users who incurred losses after the hack. the loss of $110 million worth of cryptocurrencies Verdict: Which is the Most Secure Crypto Exchange in 2024 Picking a secure crypto exchange is a critical decision for both starters and seasoned crypto traders. When picking a suitable exchange, prioritize the factors we discussed above starting with reputation, safety track record, user experience, reliability of customer support, and affordability of transaction fees. The exchange should also align with your trading goals, this means you should not pick an exchange without P2P features if P2P crypto trading is your business. We have done our part by bringing you the most eligible cryptocurrencies to choose from when prioritizing security, however, remember to always conduct your own research, and due diligence. Don’t forget to like and share the story! This author is an independent contributor publishing via our brand-as-author program. Be it through direct compensation, media partnerships, or networking, the author has a vested interest in the company/ies mentioned in this story. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR Vested Interest Disclosure:

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If you’re interested in my origin story with the founders at Sectorflow Inc., a startup building an AI platform for business, you can read more on this . LinkedIn post Here’s the quick version: I got a call from my former engineering team that they were quitting their jobs to start their own company and they wanted me on board as their COO. It was a hard yes from me — then I got pregnant soon after. Should I back out? I asked myself. I might be doing a lot of sitting around the next few months… “No problem. You can take all the time you need when the baby comes. We don’t envision doing this without you.” Cool - locked in - . As a first-time COO, I thought I should probably figure out what this role actually entails. I had over a decade of experience in , technical project management, , and business development but I had never served in this type of leadership capacity before. A search yielded several “First 100 Days as COO” articles with some solid advice, usually around setting goals and fostering relationships with the C-suite. Great stuff but I found it was pretty conventional whereas startup life and our team history is anything but that. Thus those well-meaning and unhelpful articles are the inspiration for this blog. I’ll discuss some of what I actually did in my first 100 days as a COO at an AI startup and cover tool selection, initiatives, research, and some general insights. anxiety subsides agile methodology product management Tool Selection The very first thing I was asked to do was pick and issue-tracking tools. With everyone in their own lane, communication was only happening via or the daily standup. I estimated that searching for information, duplicating tasks, miscommunications (or overcommunication trying to avoid miscommunication), and progress updates were costing us around 10 hours per week across the team, maybe more. Simply, it was time to get organized. project management Slack Our application for Notion For Startups had just been approved (this gives you 6 free months of the Notion Plus Plan) but we weren’t sure exactly how we would use it and the biggest question was, would use it? A quick pros and cons analysis led me to recommend using Notion for company matters and JIRA and Confluence for engineering ( ). And that’s almost exactly what we did. engineering see analysis below I started building out our first Notion workspace with the template, a good starting point if you’re going in fresh. Not every section was relevant to us but I left them all in there just in case. For example, we didn’t use the Fundraising Tracker table right away but a couple of months in - it was a ready-made interim CRM solution for our CEO. Overall, Notion is excellent for keeping track of non-engineering related. Data Room everything As for engineering and development, the team has experience with Atlassian tools so it was an easy ramp-up to creating sprints and managing tickets. What I didn’t expect was that we would completely disregard Confluence as our documentation tool and instead went with . ReadMe ReadMe is marketed as a doc hub for developers and our CEO (with an engineering background, of course) fell in love with it after a test drive. I admit I was concerned I wouldn’t be able to self-serve my way through some release notes but that wasn’t the case at all. I’m not a developer but I love ReadMe because it brings us value in several ways: So easy even a non-technical COO can use it Branded experience which keeps our doc hub consistent with our public image A dedicated location for us to nurture this key piece of our customer experience Internal accountability for the team, promotes discussion and decisions Sectorflow Tool Selection Analysis: Notion v. Atlassian Option Pros Cons Cost All-in-One with Notion Unified platform, user-friendly, highly customizable. Limited engineering-specific features, may not scale well. About $40-50/month for 5 members. JIRA & Confluence for Engineering, Notion for Other Areas Specialized tools for engineering, best of both worlds. Managing multiple platforms, potentially higher cost. Around $65/month (JIRA + Confluence) + Notion cost for 5 members. 💡 Key Considerations: Need for specialized engineering tools. Preference for unified vs. specialized platforms. Long-term scalability and integration. 📝 I recommend going with Option 2 (JIRA & Confluence for Engineering, Notion for other areas). My Recommendation: Here's why: Flexibility & Scalability: This option seems better suited for our growth and scaling needs. I'm anticipating the need for DevOps and sustaining engineering tools here. Distinct Project Management Needs: Development project management differs significantly from other business areas. Specialized Atlassian tools will better serve these requirements. Future Planning: Anticipating a PMO to handle project management down the line, having distinct tools will facilitate easier transition and separation of duties. Some final thoughts on tools. I’d like to give two other shoutouts here to for marketing automation and TrustPilot for SOC2 compliance. Like Notion, these SaaS companies approved us for their startup program. If you’re a startup trying to gain efficiencies on a budget, check if the tool you’re vetting offers a freebie before signing on. customer.io always Gotta hold on to that precious runway. Initiatives The most important thing I did in my first 100 days was lead the market research, ICP (Ideal Customer Profile), and messaging efforts for the startup. The reasons for doing these activities are easy to grasp - we wanted to engineer a sustainable growth and communication strategy for the company. What’s not so easy is the you have to do to get somewhere with your market positioning (there are levels to this). homework With no clear first step for market research, I had to work with what we have. Thankfully, my CEO was having tons of conversations with everyone we knew (existing investors, previous clients, and connections that the team had made over the years) so I gathered a list from him of all the contacts within our network. We then compiled this information into a table, along with some data about each contact's company. This initial research helped us identify consistencies or patterns, to give us some sort of insight into problems, trends, and use cases. did Another key piece to this process was engaging in numerous deep discussions with our founding team. We shared our knowledge and experiences, while also continuing to gather valuable information from the network. It raised several questions and uncertainties about our market fit and positioning. Were we an AIOps platform? A BI tool? To answer these questions, I took to Gartner, GigaOm, and Forrester reports to understand these industries better. By analyzing the players, their solutions, and the problems they were solving, we were able to determine that - well, we did not fit into any existing categories. Discussions continued. Research continued. This research and analysis process took several weeks, but ultimately, we developed a v1 ICP based on the research I did, the team’s limitations, and the team’s industry experience. In grad school, I learned about strategic communication plans and how they’re a great tool before putting out any communication on behalf of a company. It’s something I had done for companies before and intended to do for Sectorflow to get alignment on our messaging. However, as we were already in the process of identifying our ICP and having conversations about what we stood for and who we are, I came across and realized a is essentially the SaaS startup version of a strategic communication plan. This seemed a better framework to follow given where we were at as a young company. This was an easier part of the process for me, since waxing poetic about our philosophy reminds you why you’re doing all this crazy stuff in the first place. More importantly, the manifesto will now inform our go-to-market strategy and marketing efforts moving forward, setting the tone for our external communications. this video manifesto What I’ve learned Finally, I’ll leave you with the biggest lessons I’ve learned in my first 100 days as a COO: While you must understand what is going on in the product and engineering world, your main job is to be a business leader. Come in every day with an idea of what you should be doing and the expectation that you will not be working on that. As COO, I realized the need for extreme adaptability and pivoting based on what’s needed. You are the CEO’s support system. This is easier if you have a good relationship and thankfully, that’s the case at Sectorflow! Read. Learn. Repeat. Become a business student. Become an (AI)* student. It’s easy to go heads down in work (especially at a startup when there’s so much to do) but you can bring value just by knowing what’s going on. I carve out 1-2 hours per weekday for reading reports, news, and social posts to level up on artificial intelligence concepts and startup business practices [ Insert your industry here ] If you thought this peek into my first 100 days as a new COO was helpful, please connect with me on or follow as I continue sharing our startup journey. I welcome feedback and post ideas around fundraising, validation, or anything else you'd like to hear about. LinkedIn Sectorflow Additionally, I'm currently researching . If anyone works in AIOps/MLOps and wants to exchange ideas on responsible AI principles, as we build out the Sectorflow platform, I'd love to connect. 💙 AI explainability and ethics — never finished, Deborah

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Before you pay for something you've never tried, do you look at reviews? If so, you're far from alone. In fact, the average person reads at least of a new product before they commit to a purchase. 10 reviews It doesn't matter if we are talking about restaurants, movies, or online stores; reviews are essential. People want to see what kind of experiences others are having, and this has a direct impact on what they choose to do next. This concept, called social proof, has been around for a long time. It essentially states that people are more likely to take a specific action if they see others doing the same thing. In marketing, it's a powerful tool that you can use to turn skeptical visitors into new customers and build brand loyalty. Customer reviews are the ultimate form of social proof because they signal to others the quality of your product and overall brand. If you build up plenty of feedback from happy customers, you can expect to see a surge in conversions, engagement, and sales. But getting more reviews is often easier said than done. Today, I'm going to share 7 actionable tips you can use to convince customers to tell others about their experience with your business. Optimize Your Public Profiles The first thing you should do is claim and optimize profiles on sites like Yelp, Google My Business, Facebook, TrustPilot, and anywhere else customers may search for or discover your business. These are all places people will look for reviews before committing to a purchase. If someone is thinking about buying from your site but can't find a public profile on any of these sites, there's a good chance they'll keep their debit card in their wallet. At the same time, you want existing customers to find your profiles easily so they can share their experiences with others. It's also worth mentioning that when deciding how to rank sites. A business with 500+ reviews is far more likely to get the top spot over a company with a half-complete profile and less than 10 reviews. Google uses reviews You should also add widgets from reputable places like TrustPilot so new visitors can see how you rank without leaving your website. Send Post-Purchase Emails One of the best ways to get more customer reviews is to send . The mistake many marketers make is they send this email too soon after the purchase. If the person doesn't have enough experience with your product, they probably won't leave a review and will forget about your email. post-purchase emails The length of time you wait to send a post-purchase email will vary slightly based on what you're selling. A coffee company might wait a week after delivery since that's enough time for the customer to try their new drink. Meanwhile, a software company may wait two weeks or more since it takes time for customers to get familiar with their tool and make it a part of their routine. Regardless of your industry, make sure to send a follow-up email where you ask new customers to tell others what they think of your product or service. This seemingly simple request can lead to a ton of new reviews. Use In-App Push Alerts If you have , in-app push alerts are a great way to nudge customers and ask them to leave a review. On average, push notifications have an open rate of , which is a very good engagement rate when compared to other marketing strategies. an application 20% The key is to time these alerts strategically after they've used your app for the first time or completed an important action. Here are some times you should consider asking: After a customer makes a purchase After they install your app After releasing a new update If the user doesn't respond to your first request, consider sending a follow-up a week or so later. This will ensure they see your message and can act as a friendly reminder if they meant to leave a review but forgot. Ask After a Support Call When you provide great customer service, your clients will likely be in a good mood and more open to helping you out with a review. You could say something like: "I'm glad I could provide helpful service today. Reviews from customers like you help us grow and improve. Would you mind taking a few moments to leave a review today?" Most people will be happy to oblige, especially if you deliver top-notch support. You can even send a follow-up email with links to make the process super easy. Spend More Time on Social Media Believe it or not, the people spend around on social media sites every day. When you also consider that there are social media users, it shouldn't come as a surprise that social media is a goldmine for collecting customer reviews. 2 hours and 29 minutes 4.95 billion There are plenty of great ways to use social sites to get feedback from your audience. You could start by simply using a social listening tool to see if anyone is talking about your business. If you find a glowing review, don't hesitate to thank and share the review on your page. Then, you can ask the user if you can share their review on your site. Over time, you can use this strategy to find reviews on specific products and your brand as a whole. You can also get user-generated content by hosting video or . Ask customers to share themselves using your product or share something they created with your help. This strategy will help build social proof and score you some visual reviews. photo contests Offer an Incentive You can improve your response rate across all of these different strategies by offering your customer an incentive to share their thoughts. For example, you could give them 25% off their next order, a free gift, or an exclusive that they can't get anywhere else. lead magnet People are more likely to take action if they are rewarded for leaving reviews. It's worth mentioning that only people who were happy with their order will generally leave reviews for an incentive. It wouldn't make sense for someone who didn't like your product to share their thoughts for a discount on their next purchase. Respond to Reviews Responding to reviews, whether positive or negative, shows your customers you care about their feedback. We found that over of people expect businesses to respond to their reviews in 1 business day or less. To our surprise, a vast majority of brands don't respond to reviews at all. 55% This means people feel like no one is listening to them, which means they're less likely to become repeat customers. On the other hand, simply saying thank you on a positive review shows that you're listening and want to create the best experience possible. Responding to negative reviews publicly is even more important because everyone can see that you go out of your way to help resolve your customers' issues. People will feel more confident shopping on your site – and thus, are more likely to leave reviews – if you proactively respond to people who go out of their way to review your business. Final Thoughts There you have it! The 7 strategies outlined today have helped us get more reviews over the last several years. I'm confident that you can do the same, regardless of whether you're a startup or an established business. The key to making this all work is to keep things as simple as possible for your customers. Do everything you can to streamline the review process on your website, through email, and social media. People are far more likely to tell you what they think if there's little to no friction. My last piece of advice is to stay patient. If you don't see reviews flowing in overnight, don't get discouraged. It takes time, energy, and effort to build a loyal audience that's more than happy to share their thoughts, but the payoff is worth it.

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The cryptocurrency world may look a bit complicated from inexpert eyes, but there are a lot of free tools to make it easy for everyone. You can find real-time information about prices, stats, events, maps, hacks, addresses, and much more for free. Do you already know where to look? In this exploration, we’ll unveil . Whether you're a seasoned trader or a curious beginner, these resources open doors to data-driven insights, enabling you to make informed decisions and stay ahead in the ever-changing crypto world. Let's check! over five essential digital companions that empower enthusiasts and investors alike to delve into the world of cryptocurrency data Prices and stats Likely the first thing that comes to your mind is the famous website (CMC), where you can see prices, percentages, volumes, supplies, charts, trending coins, and even some news. There are more options with their own set of features, though. For instance, on you can find coins and tokens organized by category (applications, consensus type, sector, and underlying chain), and other useful data like news, insights, reports, podcasts, and directories. CoinMarketCap CryptoSlate is another popular alternative. It’s very similar to CMC, and it has categories like CryptoSlate. However, CoinGecko it’s considered a bit more objective because CMC is fully owned by the exchange Binance, while CoinGecko is independent. To see even more data about a specific coin, could be your ally. It has the classic list by market capitalization, but you can see more stats and charts in every coin. That includes net worth growth, large transactions, concentration, volume by fiat currency, social media activity, development, real-time trades, and a forum. CryptoCompare Calendar and events There are numerous crypto calendars around, all similar but with their own features. partnerships, upcoming hackathons, conferences, digital events (AMAs, lives, etc.), forks, Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), meetups, and more, depending on the chain and dates selected. They often show token updates, announcements, exchange listings, airdrops, releases, token burns, CoinMarketCap also offers a simple calendar, but there are other platforms specialized in it. They include CoinMarketCal, Coindar, and CryptoKal. In some of them, you can add your own events and customize your options. On the other hand, another interesting alternative is , a calendar to discover economic events worldwide that could affect the crypto market at a determined moment. They include a legend for low or high-impact events, central bank rates, and impact charts. CryptoCraft Chain explorers Transparency is a great advantage in public chains, so we can discover all data about crypto transactions —starting with their legitimacy. Even private coins have their own explorers for the involved actors to check, and we also have multi-currency explorers available as user-friendly and free-to-use websites. , and explore the intricate details of numerous networks. All of this from a search bar if you have specific data (wallet address, transaction hash, block number, token contract, etc.) or through a list of coins and categories for more general insights. By using these tools, anyone could trace transactions, inspect wallet balances, monitor network activity, delve into smart contract interactions (previously Blockchain.info) is probably the most used multi-chain crypto explorer, and also the first one of its kind. It works with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum; and also includes prices, charts, last transactions and blocks, news, two types of hot wallets, and its own exchange. Other explorers offer more assets, though. Blockchain.com and including features for ERC-20 (internal tokens on Ethereum), ERC-721 (mostly NFTs), and ENS (domain names on Ethereum). Besides, it offers additional functions like an anonymous portfolio tracker, node explorer, news aggregator, chain comparing, and release monitor (calendar). is another popular option, working with at least 17 chains Blockchair Other options include , which supports 36 networks, and , which supports +120 networks in one place. The latter also provides services for developers, like APIs, subscriptions, and nodes as a service. OKLink TokenView Maps and databases These tools provide a dynamic overview of the global crypto landscape, offering a visual representation or quick list of For instance, in we can find a real-time map of Bitcoin nodes, and shows 34,400+ venues where to buy products and services with cryptocurrencies worldwide. nodes worldwide, shopping places, network activity, and other numerous projects and services. BitNodes CoinMap For their part, on websites like , we can find useful databases, services, and projects from different networks. Examples include cross-chain bridges (like ), staking services, scaling solutions, venture capital companies, OTC desks, lending and payment services, analytic tools, projects by ecosystem, news websites, and much more. is another directory, this one separated by categories. It also offers reviews, interviews, guides, and market updates. Decentralized Finance Counterstake CryptoAtlas Hacks + Scams Alerts Sadly, crypto hacks (but especially DeFi hacks) are quite common, and we should be prepared for them. Several tools could give us real-time alerts and insights about crypto hacks and scams. The first one we can mention is Twitter (X), where we can find the most recent news. The latter even has its own Chrome security extension ( ) for crypto activities. Accounts like , , and post valuable information in real-time. CertiK Alert Chainabuse PeckShield Alert AegisWeb3 In addition, we can find several databases that list crypto and DeFi hacks, including stolen funds, chain, type of issue, date, and other details. The by DeFiYield, , and the by the US Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) are only some of them. They’re for already-done hacks, though. If you want to consult the trust level of a certain platform, coin, or brand, you can search on sites like and . Rekt database Rekt News Crypto Scam Tracker TrustPilot ScamAdviser Obyte Tools Of course, Obyte also has its own tools to explore relevant data and stats. We can mention first the data explorer , In addition, it’s also available a list of chatbots, polls, and a ledger timeline. All this data could help in the creation of smart contracts without coding. Obyte.io where users can find addresses for oracles (data feeds), internal tokens, attestors, Dapps, autonomous agents, and order providers. In contrast, developers also count on and documentation for starting. This includes several libraries, a headless wallet, an Oscript editor, an Autonomous Agents Testkit, and numerous guides to build in the Obyte ecosystem. A testnet is also available for developers and users alike to test the Obyte features without technical risks or real funds involved. several tools The website Separately, on , anyone can consult data about liquidity mining in Oswap.io and the distribution of rewards to liquidity providers. For more detailed information, of course, Obyte has its own where you can see the Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) in real-time and search by unit, address, or asset (only for public tokens). Obyte Stats shows data like connected wallets, nodes, richest addresses, order providers, and transaction history. Liquidity Obyte ledger explorer Finally, we can mention the , the and the to discover guides, DAG concepts, specific features, releases, and announcements. Considering all the above, Obyte stands as a comprehensive and transparent ecosystem, offering numerous tools for users and developers alike to navigate the decentralized world without barriers. 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