Smol Launch | Launch Your Product Weekly
Launch your product weekly, gather feedback, and connect with early adopters.
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Smol Launch is designed for indie makers and small software teams to showcase their products weekly. Submit your product to a launch week and enjoy a full seven days on the leaderboard, gathering upvotes, comments, and reviews from fellow makers. The ranking system is time-weighted, allowing products posted midweek to compete effectively. Choose from free and paid launch tiers, and benefit from a karma system that rewards participation with launch credits. Engage with a community of makers and reach your target audience. It's the perfect place to validate ideas, grow an audience, and build momentum for your next big product release.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
We ask if you're looking for a job or if you're looking to grow your business or to hire or something else based on your answer uh we then decide what type of content to show you often times we also know because we saw that you just searched for a job.
Personalize which plan you show based on stated intent and inferred behavioral signals
LinkedIn combines explicit intent signals (onboarding survey: job seeker vs business builder vs recruiter) with implicit behavioral data (recent search history, profile completeness) to determine which premium plan and benefit messaging to show each user. Personalization removes irrelevant offers, increases conversion, and improves retention. Every downside Levit found came from under-personalization, never over-personalization.
The server went down — one of the reasons that we track taps on the banner and the integer on the database overflow... the fallback banner that was display most of the time so it was like an accidental AB test... the fallback banner was converting twice as much as the existing.
Server crash → fallback banner accidentally doubled paywall conversion
A remote-server integer overflow forced the in-app fallback banner to render — and it doubled paywall conversions versus the live version. The text and icon were only slightly different. The lesson: hardcoded fallbacks are worth treating as real variants, and tiny copy/icon changes on a high-traffic surface can move revenue more than anyone's intuition predicts.
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