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haha fair, building the product first is very relatable
honestly, the timing is pretty good. you're close to launching, and there's still a lot of room to get Canvograph mentioned in articles, directories and search results.
are you planning to handle all that yourself after launch, or would you rather focus on building?
I want to help 5 SaaS founders today.
drop your website below π
I'll check:
β if I understand your product in 5 seconds
β what I'd improve on your homepage
β one SEO opportunity I'd explore
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SaaS founders, here's a 10-minute GEO exercise I'd actually recommend:
-Ask ChatGPT to recommend tools in your niche for a VERY specific use case
-Write down the 3 things it compares (price, integrations, features...)
-Open your website
-Check if those 3 answers are easy to find, with actual proof
-Fix what's missing
You won't magically rank tomorrow.
But you'll understand what buyers need to know before choosing you.
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I took a proper look at Canvograph.
honestly, the site looks really good. the design feels unique, and your pricing is attractive too.
I'd turn the "coming soon" button into an early access waitlist. you could already be collecting emails.
also, "Get Pro" takes me to a checkout that says it's closed, even though I can still access the purchase flow. a bit confusing.
and you're right about SEO. your visibility is still very low. barely any articles, directories or mentions of Canvograph. there's a lot of room to grow here.
there's a real opportunity here. you've already got a strong product presentation.
Give the page the facts; give the video a person.
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I found LarkLaunch a few days ago.
saw βProduct Hunt competitorβ and honestly didn't expect much.
but I gave it a try.
there's actually some cool stuff here:
β startup launches
β built-in analytics
β Larky, an AI assistant that helps with SEO
I especially like that they're building beyond just another startup directory.
still early, but I think there's real potential here.
curious to see where they take it.
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Just checked Twillot, and the 5-second test passed. really easy to understand π€
one idea: what if you brought the web app's features directly into X through a browser extension that blends perfectly with its interface?
same design, same dark mode, but with your search, folders and AI features built right in.
could be a really interesting opportunity to differentiate.
for SEO
@_heysurya I'm definitely buying your editor, partly because of those macOS mouse effects haha
please keep those features, they're genuinely what makes your app stand out π
already did actually haha, found it through your comment and really liked the concept. feels pretty original
one idea: featuring a few new launches each week could give founders another reason to share their listings.
also, random thought, would you be up for a little cross-promo? I could make a post about LarkLaunch and you could do one about UseWok if you like it.
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@ivantinkers oh that's interesting.
curious how well it handles complex pages compared to Jina.
btw I really like Chinese AI models lately. do you know if DeepSeek has anything comparable to ChatGPT Sol? been wanting to try more of them π