IndieHunt
01Review-shaped story for indie builders already scanning tools — named product, named job, a verdict a reader can use.
Product: LorePanic·Open the article
Live examples
Open the articles. These are live pages on the publishing network.
These are real URLs on the publishing network — Aura++, IndieHunt, EarlyHunt, Uno Directory, MakerHunt, SideHunt, LedePress, HedPress, ListedPress, and PiecePress. LorePanic is one product rewritten for six desks. The Press examples are live edition, hed, shortlist, and explainer pages so you can see each desk’s job. Your cycle still includes one article on each of 10 sites.
One product, six desks
LorePanic across the Hunt, Aura++, and Uno Directory desks
A Posting Dude customer. One tabletop-RPG assistant, rewritten for each audience — launch board, indie review, early-stage intro, maker session, side-project tool, directory guide. Not one blob pasted six times.
LorePanic Review: The AI Assistant Helping Tabletop RPG Game Masters Run Smarter
MakerHunt
02Maker-audience piece: what changes in the session, not a feature dump. Written for people who ship on weekends and run games at night.
Product: LorePanic·Open the article
EarlyHunt
03Introduction for early-stage readers who have never heard of the product. Who it is for lands before the feature list.
Product: LorePanic·Open the article
SideHunt
04Side-project desk. The query is the job — an AI dungeon-master assistant — and the article answers that intent.
Product: LorePanic·Open the article
Aura++
05Launch-board story. What shipped, who it helps, why a builder would try it this week.
Product: LorePanic·Open the article
Uno Directory
06Directory guide: campaign management, rulebook search, Discord — the jobs a searcher (or an answer engine) would ask.
Product: LorePanic·Open the article
The four Press desks
Live edition, hed, shortlist, and explainer pages
These are current publications on LedePress, HedPress, ListedPress, and PiecePress — the same four editorial desks in the monthly mix. Each desk has a different job, so the article is a different shape.
LedePress
01Daily edition page. A reader can open it, understand the product, and decide if it is for them — the LedePress job.
Product: jsonl.co·Open the article
HedPress
02Opener-first comparison. Who, what, and for whom in the first lines — the HedPress job.
Product: Submit Your Startup·Open the article
ListedPress
03Criteria-led page for someone already comparing options. The product is named because it earned a place on the list.
Product: jsonl.co·Open the article
PiecePress
04Longer decision explainer a reader can cite. One buyer question, answered with enough depth to send the URL to a teammate.
Product: Submit Your Startup·Open the article
Same mix every month
Ten sites. Different copy. Live links in the dashboard.
Every billing month includes one published article on each of 10 sites in our publishing network—Aura++, IndieHunt, EarlyHunt, Uno Directory, MakerHunt, SideHunt, LedePress, HedPress, ListedPress, and PiecePress—without exception. Those are editorial backlinks you can open in the dashboard. Each article is SEO, AEO, and GEO optimized — search intent, cite-ready openings, a public record of the product. Rankings and AI citations are the aim of that craft, not a number we sell.
Questions
Live examples, answered.
Are these real published articles?+
Yes. Every URL on this page is live on the publishing network. Open them. LorePanic is a Posting Dude customer; those six articles show one product rewritten for six desks. The Press examples are live edition, hed, shortlist, and explainer pages on the four Press sites in the same network.
Why isn’t every example the same product?+
The Hunt, Aura++, and Uno Directory examples are one customer cycle so you can see channel-native copy. The Press desks currently hold other products in today’s edition — we show those live pages rather than inventing matching URLs. Your cycle still includes one article on each of the ten sites.
Will my articles look exactly like these?+
They will follow the same desks and the same rules: search-intent writing, a clear who / what / for whom, one editorial mention of the product. The angle, length, and headline depend on what you shipped and which site the piece is for. Live links land in your dashboard when they publish.
Do I pick the ten sites?+
The ten-site network is the product. Every billing month includes one article on each site. Extra outlets such as Peerlist or X are optional when the product is a genuine fit — never a volume quota.
Next step
Start a cycle on the same network.
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