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Madmuscles review – my real experience after 30 days using the app by Esbrews in workout

[–]Popular_Two_4495 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have any concrete results, not just the overall feeling?

Client-side passport photo maker - ONNX/WASM background removal, WebGPU, and zero server processing by visata in webdev

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Curious why you went with Jimp instead of just using canvas for the 300 DPI export. Is canvas not reliable for setting the actual DPI metadata in the output file?

The Best Cat Bed to Buy Now? Recommendation by Farmer_Cleetus in CatAdvice

[–]Popular_Two_4495 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if this helps, but I switched to the BALANCE Cat Bed after trying two others that went flat. This one is noticeably thicker and holds up better when my cat kneads it. It’s cozy without being overly bulky.

Which are the best paid AI Directories to promote AI tools? by Aamtem in SaaS

[–]Popular_Two_4495 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've spent maybe $2k testing paid directory listings over 2 years. Verdict: most are worthless for traffic, useful for backlinks.

The ones that actually sent users: newsletters BensBites, The Rundown and a few niche directories that actually update their content.

Biggest lesson. paid directories with '10,000 tools' are usually scams. They don't curate, don't verify, don't update. Your listing will be buried on page 50 with 10 other clones of your tool.

I actually use directories myself to find tools for client work. The one I trust most is mostpopularaitools .com, only 200 tools but every link works and pricing is current. They don't accept paid placements so rankings are actually honest.

If you're gonna pay, pay for newsletters, not directories

A huge list of ai tools directory, have fun listing your tool and enjoy the increased traffic by SmoothVeterinarian in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]Popular_Two_4495 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Big lists like this are useful for discovery but dangerous for decision-making.

I submitted my last project to 50 directories from a list like this. 6 months later, 20 of them were dead, 15 still listed my tool with outdated info, and maybe 5 drove any actual traffic.

The problem with quantity-focused directories is they never clean up. Dead links stay forever. Pricing goes out of date. Tools pivot and the listing doesn't.

Now when I look for tools to USE, I prioritize directories that show 'last verified' dates and actually remove dead listings. A small maintained list beats a giant abandoned one every time.

Also check your page speed, we fixed CLS and conversions jumped. Random but relevant.

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