A guide to App Store Optimization, the work of improving how an app appears in Apple App Store and Google Play searches, plus a plan for launching a new app. It covers keywords, listing text, screenshots, ratings, advertising, and creator content.
A Chinese-language guide to growing a business-to-business software company from early product validation to about $10 million in annual recurring revenue. B2B SaaS means subscription software sold to other businesses; PMF means product-market fit.
Systematic backlink building for indie founders. Covers 5 channel types ranked by GEO + SEO ROI: Wikipedia (entities), authoritative media (PR), industry reviews (G2/Capterra/Product Hunt), Reddit/Quora discussions, and HARO/Featured.com expert quotes. Designed for 0→1 sites where domain authority is the bottleneck.…
A Jekyll blog-publishing workflow for creating articles in a defined writing style and synchronizing English, Japanese, and Korean versions. Jekyll is a tool that turns text files into a static website.
A competitor-research workflow that collects information from rival websites, including landing pages, pricing, blogs, and past changes. A landing page is the main page designed to introduce and sell a product; Wayback is an archive of older website versions.
A workflow for checking whether Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini cite a website, then improving pages that are not cited. GEO means optimizing content for answers produced by generative AI systems.
A guide for promoting an open-source project across GitHub, developer communities, and multiple languages. It covers preparation before launch, launch activities, and growth after release.
A daily SEO and GEO monitoring workflow for website content. SEO means improving visibility in search engines, while GEO here means improving how generative AI systems find and cite content.
A content-reuse workflow that turns one published blog post into versions for X, Xiaohongshu, LinkedIn, and dev.to or Zenn. Xiaohongshu is a Chinese social platform, while dev.to and Zenn are sites for publishing developer articles.
A framework for interviewing users to discover product-market fit, meaning evidence that a product solves a real problem for a specific group. It focuses on what people actually did rather than what they say they might do.
A growth-work routing guide for products expanding internationally. It recognizes requests such as SEO, blogging, Product Hunt launches, open-source promotion, competitor research, and user interviews, then points to the relevant specialised guide.