... What tools are you using for competitor research across conferences (event marketing), paid, influencers, AI SEO, social and content? I want to do a deep dive into how our competitors

... quick one for anyone doing SEO or growth for clients. i mean the grind of getting placed in listicles, roundups and comparison pages. finding the pages, digging up who maintains each one, personalized pitches, follow ups, tracking who answered and who actually placed you. asking because clients started raising the "why doesnt ChatGPT mention us" question, and the answer mostly runs through exactly these pages. AI answers cite listicles and roundups

... real thing are there quick wins to gain in that space Comment from Alexandr Krikun(@ksanyokm): @mohit_gupta138  Makes sense, doing both covers the two source types we saw. One thing from our data: the roundups that correlated with recommendations were the ones already ranking in Google's top 10 for the question, not just any "best of" page. So for outreach we'd rank targets by their current position first. How do you measure whether a new inclusion ... ... about 19% of relevant answers, with 2 3 pages 34%, with 6+ pages 71%. Brand fame is a confounder, so it's a correlation, not proof. Sources differ a lot by model too: Claude leaned on "best X" roundups

... before 9", you only know that if you turned up at 10 once and regretted it. Same thing going through saved posts lately... the ones where someone's actually talking carry that kind of detail. The pretty photo roundups almost never do! Comment from Shivam Kushwaha(@shivam_kushwaha16): @isabelzav  np Comment from Isabel Zavian(@isabelzav): @shivam_kushwaha16  I couldn't agree more! Thanks for sharing! Comment from Shivam Kushwaha(@shivam_kushwaha16): For me a good recommendation ...

... product mentions. Three things stood out: 1. Reddit was a source behind the answers in 93% of categories. Capterra, the review directory a lot of us pay for, in 12%. The assistants lean on forums and independent roundups, not the review grid. 2. In 62% of categories there was no single winner. No product got named in all six answers, so changing one word in the question reorganizes the shortlist. "Best" is far less settled than it looks ...

... tools? Comment from Siddharth Kumar(@thekosmix): Have anyone tried using local llms to fight with subscription limits? What are your thoughts on qwen3-next-80B running on 64GB mac mini? Comment from Bhavin Sheth(@allinonetools_net): Loving these weekly roundups super helpful to see tools + hiring in one place. For coding I ve found switching models by task works best: one for deep refactors, another for quick debugging. Consistency > hype ...

... everyone! Co-founder of Roundups here which launched earlier this year on PH . TLDR; AI analyzes products and generates guides that influence buying decisions. Creators generate revenue when an audience gains insight and makes purchases. Not here to promote the product but I just wanted to introduce myself and gauge the temperature for a Substack for Products. We initially launched as a content play for bloggers trying to stay relevant in the age of AI with high value content ... ... easy monetization, but with Google killing SEO, unless you have an existing blog and audience, you would have a mountain to climb to realize value from Roundups

... being pretty impactful. So I guess four suggestions: 1) don't overlook email deliverability as it can gatekeep your content from people that would want to see it but never get to. Start with smaller pieces of content, or roundups, sent to your most engaged subscribers. It's okay if that list is small to start. 2). Try not to gather and distribute content for content's sake. Use email as a channel for delivering value through content. When ... ... have enough value to distribute at the same time, and some group of people who could benefit from that value, then it is a good time to think about a roundup

... understood in the first 5 10 seconds. Right now the value is strong, but the mental model (job CV scoring ranking) could be made more instantly obvious for first-time users. Curious how you re thinking about onboarding clarity vs feature depth. Comment from Glen(@glen11): @matty_reed  clear positioning is usually the hardest part to get right early on. Curious how you re thinking about scaling it beyond direct landing page traffic? Comment from Glen(@glen11): @mahima_manik ... ... years ago! the browser is awesome and was probably the first newsletter i intentionally subbed :) Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): great feedback from both of you, thanks! i think putting the actual landing page as the landing page (vs

... launched Roundups this past Thursday and the feedback was valuable. Just a quick thanks to everyone here that upvoted and the overall positive vibes on our big reveal. I had not launched a new product on PH in a while and I forgot how valuable this community truly is in the early innings! Feedback is always welcome and appreciated. https://www.producthunt.com/post... Comment from Josh Barkin(@joshbarkin): @workflo_123 Make it easy to get into a conversation with users ...