directory-submissions

Plans and executes directory submission campaigns for backlinks, reviews, and product discovery.

Updated Jul 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ingresarios-ai/launchago26 --skill directory-submissions-ingresarios-ai
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: directory-submissions
Source: https://github.com/ingresarios-ai/launchago26/tree/main/.agents/skills/directory-submissions
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ingresarios-ai/launchago26 --skill directory-submissions-ingresarios-ai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Launching a product without a backlink and discovery foundation leaves it invisible to search engines, AI answer engines, and in-market buyers browsing directories. This Skill turns directory submissions into a structured, tiered campaign instead of random one-off listings. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Readiness Assessment: Runs a 9-question Phase 0 check to confirm landing pages, assets, pricing, and destination pages exist before any submission. - Tiered Directory Catalog: Provides a 13-tier directory list (Product Hunt, G2, Capterra, TAAFT, Futurepedia, MCP registries, integration marketplaces) with DR values, dofollow status, and submission timing. - Positioning Variants: Generates per-tier description variants (tagline, 60-char short, 150-word long, tags) so listings avoid duplicate-content penalties from AI engines. - Product Hunt Playbook: Maps a 3-week prep timeline, launch-day execution rules, and post-launch recap steps. - Reviews Protocol: Implements the 10-in-30 G2/Capterra review drive with incentive and follow-up rules. - Use Case: A founder launching an AI SaaS in three weeks gets a readiness audit, a week-by-week submission batch plan, per-tier copy variants, a Product Hunt calendar, and KPI targets for day 30 and day 90. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a directory submission campaign for your product launch, including readiness assessment, tier selection, and a Product Hunt timeline.

Frequently Asked Questions about directory-submissions

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I plan directory submissions for a product launch?▼

Start with a readiness assessment confirming your pricing page, legal pages, screenshots, demo video, and destination pages are live. Then select tiers by product type, prepare per-tier positioning variants, batch submissions over three weeks, and track results in a submission spreadsheet.

How do I launch on Product Hunt for the first time?▼

Begin a 3-week warm-up: comment on daily launches, create an Upcoming page, and prepare gallery assets. Launch at 12:01 AM Pacific on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, secure 50+ supporters in the first two hours, reply to every comment, and ask for feedback rather than upvotes.

Can I use the same description for every directory?▼

No. AI engines cross-reference listings and down-weight duplicate content, and each directory audience responds to different framing. Prepare distinct tagline, short, and long description variants per tier, leading with outcomes for startup directories and alternative framing for SaaS directories.

Should I pay for a directory submission service?▼

No. Paid submission services typically target low-DR spam directories that dilute your backlink profile and risk Google spam penalties. Manual submission to quality tiered directories is free and takes a few hours per batch.

How many reviews do I need on G2 before it matters?▼

Ten reviews is the threshold for G2 Grid appearance, so listings without reviews deliver little value. Use the 10-in-30 protocol: email 20 active users a direct review link, offer a small permitted incentive, and follow up once after five days.

When should I not submit to directories yet?▼

Hold off if your product lacks a public pricing page, privacy policy, screenshots, demo video, or destination pages like competitor-alternative and use-case pages. Backlinks need conversion-ready destinations, and Tier 1 directories reject incomplete products.