... platform. It's also a collective of newsletters.  As we're gearing up for 2026, you might be planning your marketing strategy. So, I compared both options and did the math. Here's what I found.   Fig. 1: Product Hunt also is a collective of newsletters Overview  TLDR is a collective of 12 newsletters on topics like AI, DevOps, and more.  Product Hunt, on the other hand, maintains 3 newsletters: The Leaderboard, Product Hunt ... ... both audiences are mostly US-based, resp. 64% for TLDR and 53% for Product Hunt. Product Hunt has a significant proportion of founders (19%) and subscribers are more likely to work in early-stage companies under 100 people (59% vs

... Launched in 2022, Product Hubs are your permanent company page on Product Hunt, different from your launch pages. I recently ran an experiment analyzing organic traffic from these hubs over 30 days. Here's what I learned. Fig. 1: Product Hubs by @Product Hunt Context I analyzed the traffic coming from a Product Hub /products/{yourCompany} using @Dub To set a control, I didn't do significant activity there, just looked at the organic traffic Observations Two main observations ... ... High-intent traffic : 20.51% of people coming from Product Hubs convert into new sign-ups (fig

... wanted to introduce myself here as I m building with the team at Fruitful! We recently launched our first product on a waitlist - an AI-powered Website Time Machine that helps companies like ElevenLabs stay ahead of their competitors At Fruitful I mainly work on figuring out our ICPs and growth, keeping our first customers happy, shaping the product, and building a loved brand across product, content and community (making sure we don t sound like every other AI tool ... ... there). Before Fruitful, I built Figs

... that space are not so many solutions, so any new one is a pleasant change :) Comment from Siena Wigley(@sienawigley): You've right, you've definitely got to lock in for the long game. I started my own business (Figs Community) because I wanted to break out my comfort zone and build new skills. I have now become a Founder's Associate at Fruitful basically for the same reason, because I want to challenge myself in a new space ... ... actually cared about, not just trade hours for a paycheck. Comment from Siena Wigley(@sienawigley): @busmark_w_nika  Yes it's good thanks! There's 2000+ queer women, trans and non-binary people across London and Paris using Figs

... listen to a few founder podcasts because there's always a gem about how they experienced and navigated familiar hurdles or made choices that paid off in interesting and not always immediate ways. "Disrupting the Dress Code with FIGS Heather Hasson" (Confessions of a Female Founder with Meghan) was like a TV episode, with the ups and downs and battles, etc. and ultimately was a business course in entrepreneurship. I wanted to go buy scrubs from them myself. Comment from ...