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The AgentLaunch journal

Notes on launching your product.

Field notes on product design, reliable automation, and the craft of shipping.

Guide cover: What to do after a Product Hunt launch, with a steps card titled "The next 30 days"

Oct 4, 2026

What to Do After a Product Hunt Launch: A 30-Day Plan

What to do after a Product Hunt launch: the first 72 hours, reusing the proof, finding Product Hunt traffic without UTM links (?ref=producthunt), and benchmarks from 30 days of leaderboard data to judge how you did.

Guide cover: B2B software review sites, ranked by real traffic, with a chart card titled "Review sites by monthly visits"

Oct 4, 2026

B2B Software Review Sites: Where to List, in What Order (2026)

Which B2B software review sites to list on first: the big ones by traffic, 31 review sites from our catalog, the order to do them in, what each links to (free profiles get no followed links), and why reviews decide everything.

Guide cover: SaaS press kit: what to include, with a steps card titled "A /press page layout"

Oct 4, 2026

SaaS Press Kit: What to Include (With Templates)

What goes in a SaaS launch press kit: the written parts, visuals with file specs, proof, a /press page layout and boilerplate rewrites. The same kit covers the assets directories ask for.

Guide cover: Product launch email templates, with a steps card titled "A 4-email launch sequence"

Oct 4, 2026

Product Launch Email Templates: A 4-Email Sequence

Four product launch email templates (heads-up, we're live, proof, last call), subject lines, segmentation, timing the sends around a 12:01 AM Pacific launch, and measuring clicks and replies instead of opens.

Guide cover: How to add or claim your SaaS on SaaS Browser, with a key numbers card titled "SaaS Browser at a glance"

Oct 4, 2026

How to Add or Claim Your SaaS on SaaS Browser

SaaS Browser crawls SaaS products automatically, so you usually claim rather than submit. How to find, claim and correct your profile, who uses it, and why it's an accuracy job rather than an SEO one.