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Glossary

Launch directories

Launch directories are websites that list new products and tools, such as Product Hunt, BetaList, There's An AI For That, SaaSHub and AlternativeTo, where makers submit their product to get early users and links.

Why it matters

A new product has no backlinks, no reviews and no mentions. Directories give you all three in a week. Some send real traffic on launch day; most send a trickle that adds up, plus a link and a listing that AI assistants and search engines can find.

What they're good for:

  • First users from people who browse new tools.
  • Backlinks that help a new domain get crawled and ranked.
  • Mentions that support GEO: more places that say what you do.

Quality varies. Some directories are active communities; some are link farms. Write a specific listing for each good one rather than pasting the same text everywhere.

How Cosmo handles it

Cosmo keeps a list of 50+ directories, writes listing copy for each, submits automatically where the site allows it, and queues the rest (often the ones with CAPTCHAs) for you to finish in a few minutes. Afterwards he tracks which ones sent visits and links. The full plan is in launch on 50 directories in a week.

FAQ

Launch directories, answered

Are launch directories worth it?

For a new product, usually yes: they're one of the fastest ways to get first links and listings. Pick active, relevant ones and write a real listing for each.

Do I have to pay?

Many are free; some charge for faster review or featured spots. Start with the free, active ones.

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