what are you building? one line + link. I'll check whether AI search can find it and reply with the one fix that matters most

building GetFound in public, week 2 recap. 20 more cold emails, 15 follow-ups, ~40 replies to founders here. 0 email replies, 0 sales. the only posts that got answers were "drop your link" ones. so, more of those

building a SaaS? drop the link. I'll ask ChatGPT and Perplexity about your category and tell you if you come up. free, I reply to every one

17 of 24 indie sites I checked didn't show up in a "best [their category]" search at all. that's the search AI tools pull answers from

if you want to see where you stand there's a free check on heyGetFound.com. $5/mo if you want it re-checked every month

5 of 24 sites had no structured data at all. that's the stuff that tells a model what you are without guessing

lowest score so far is 16. highest is 100. the 100 wasn't a big company, just someone who did the boring stuff

quick tip: put what your product does in plain words in the first line of your homepage. not the tagline, the actual thing. models quote that

weird one. a landing page with 81 characters of readable text scored 80. the structured data carried it. still wouldn't recommend it

SEO was about ranking on a page of 10 links. AI search gives one answer. you're in it or you're not

building something? drop your link and what it does in one line. I'll run the AI visibility check and reply with what's missing. doing as many as I can

indie founder tip: get listed somewhere that isn't your own site. one honest review or directory page does more for AI search than another homepage rewrite

building a tool that helps people get found. my posts get between 2 and 15 views. I see the irony

building GetFound in public, week 1. 37 indie sites checked, 14 cold emails, replied to 23 founders on X. 1 wrote back, to say their site was a day old. fair. 0 sales. still going

hot take: one stranger on reddit saying your thing is good is worth more than your whole homepage now. AI search trusts people talking about you, not you talking about you

building a SaaS or an app? drop the link. I'll tell you in plain english if ChatGPT and Perplexity can find it, and the one thing to fix first. free

2 minute check: open ChatGPT and type "best [what you do] in [your city]" or "best [your category] tool". if you're not in the answer, that's your gap. then ask it about your business by name and see what it gets wrong