BacklinkBot AI
Get your product submitted to 100+ directories
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Directory submissions work, but doing them by hand is a week of copy-pasting the same description into 100 forms. BacklinkBot AI does that part for you.
You send us a URL, a short description and a logo. We pick the directories that actually fit your product from a vetted database of 1,287+ listings, submit to every one of them, and send back a report showing where you got listed and what each site's domain rating is. The links are permanent, so the SEO value keeps compounding after the submission is done.
The directory database itself is free to browse if you would rather submit by hand. The paid tiers are one-time payments: $99 for 100+ directories with a submission report and email support, $167 for 200+ directories with priority support and 15% off paid listings, and $357 for 300+ directories with 27% off paid listings. Custom plans are available for agencies and larger portfolios. Every package is backed by a fulfillment guarantee: if we cannot deliver the submissions, you get refunded.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I posted this thread on how I built Gravl… I shared kind of the technical specs around it. It got over a couple hundred likes within the first couple hours and over 300,000 impressions. Yeah, we got our first couple thousand users.
A single Reddit build-story thread can net 300K impressions and your first thousand users
The first thousands of users came from a single Reddit thread describing how the app was built, aimed at developers who happened to also lift. Sharing the technical build story (not a sales pitch) earned 300K impressions and the feedback loop that confirmed product-market fit.
Use a platform like user interviews.com or respondent.io to recruit users who have used similar solutions in solving the job to be done... give them a load of bogus options in there that they don't know what's the right answer. Don't ask them hey have you struggled with this painpoint yes or no because everyone will just say yes.
Recruit interview subjects from competitor user pools and bury the pain in decoys
Pre-launch apps can still do JTBD research by recruiting on UserInterviews.com or Respondent.io from people who use a competing solution. Critically, never ask leading yes/no pain questions — bury the real pain among plausible decoys so participants can't pattern-match to what you want, and the genuine priorities surface.
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