My core feature is now something competitors give away. What do you position on then? (I will not promote)
r/startups
From r/startups: When I started, "a lesson on any topic, built just for you" sounded like a product. Now a competitor with a $16M round lets you generate courses for free, and every chat assistant will teach you anything if you ask. So I've stopped leading with that.
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