Product visibility score: how findable is your product online?
Enter your website and get a score out of 100 for how visible your product is. It is built from directories, search, mentions and page basics, with every gap named.

Get posts for X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Product Hunt, and blog posts for your site, each curated for your product and your application, so your product shows up where buyers look.
The short answer: The content planner gives you posts for the platforms where buyers look, X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Product Hunt, and blog posts for your own site. Each one is curated for your product and your application, so it talks about what you actually built and who it is for, not generic marketing copy.
The places where founders and buyers discover products, and your own blog.
No. Each post is curated for your product and your application, using what the product does, who it is for and how it compares with others in its category. A post for Product Hunt reads differently from one for LinkedIn, and both are about your product.
Posts on the platforms buyers use give people, search engines and AI assistants more places that name your product and link to it. A steady plan beats a single launch day.
Yes. Paid plans include blog posts written for you, curated for your product. The plans page lists how many.
What you shipped, a real example of a customer problem you solved, and what the product does and who it is for. The planner curates them for your product and each platform.
Plan the launch post, the first comment and the posts on other platforms around launch day. The planner curates each one for your product.
It gives people and search engines more places that name your product and link to it, which improves your odds of ranking and of being named.
X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Product Hunt, plus blog posts for your own site.
Paid plans include blog posts written for you. The plans page lists how many.
Enter your website and get a score out of 100 for how visible your product is. It is built from directories, search, mentions and page basics, with every gap named.
Amplibee checks the directories that matter for your listing and turns the missing ones into a launch plan, with a submission page for each. Submit yourself, or let us do it on a paid plan.
Which directories and communities are worth an hour of a founder's time, and how to fill in each listing.
What a new product should post on X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Product Hunt, how often, and how to plan it so the posts keep going after launch day.
Compare with your competitors and improve your brand visibility.
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