Introduce yourself, say in one line what the product does and who it is for, explain why you built it, list two or three key features, mention any launch offer, and ask for specific feedback. Keep it short enough to read on a phone, and ask for feedback rather than upvotes.
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Hello and who you are; the problem you had; what you built and for whom; the features that matter; a launch offer if you have one; and one specific question you want answered. Then stay around to reply.
No. Product Hunt discourages asking for upvotes. Ask for feedback or questions instead.
A few short paragraphs at most. Many readers are on a phone.
An offer for the community is common and welcome, but it is optional.