directory-submissions

Plan and execute tiered directory submission campaigns for software products.

Updated Apr 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lapaixkemsdortshlee-svg/AyitiMarket --skill directory-submissions-lapaixkemsdortshlee-svg
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Skill: directory-submissions
Source: https://github.com/lapaixkemsdortshlee-svg/AyitiMarket/tree/main/.agents/skills/directory-submissions
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lapaixkemsdortshlee-svg/AyitiMarket --skill directory-submissions-lapaixkemsdortshlee-svg

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you plan and execute directory submission campaigns without wasting time on low-value listings, duplicate copy, or premature launches. It turns backlink chasing into a structured distribution workflow that supports discovery, reviews, and long-term SEO growth.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Readiness Assessment: Checks whether a product is actually ready for directory submission, including landing page quality, pricing, policies, assets, and destination pages.
  • Tiered Submission Planning: Recommends the right mix of flagship launch platforms, SaaS directories, AI directories, agent/MCP registries, and review sites based on the product type.
  • Positioning Variants: Generates different copy angles for startup, SaaS, AI, no-code, dev, and B2B review surfaces so listings match each audience.
  • Product Hunt Launch Support: Maps the three-week preparation timeline, launch-day execution, and post-launch follow-up for a high-signal launch.
  • Reviews and Ongoing Growth: Guides G2/Capterra review collection, backlink verification, destination-page strategy, and weekly KPI tracking.
  • Use Case: A founder preparing to launch a new AI SaaS can use this Skill to decide where to submit first, what copy to use for each directory, and how to build the pages those backlinks should support.

Quick Start

Ask the Skill to assess your product’s directory readiness and produce a tiered submission plan with positioning copy, launch timing, and review targets.

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 a SaaS directory submission campaign for backlinks?

To plan SaaS directory submissions for backlinks, you must first ensure landing page readiness, then select a tiered mix of startup, AI, and B2B review directories, and prepare duplicate-free positioning copy for each platform to drive discovery and SEO growth.

What is directory readiness assessment for software products?

Directory readiness assessment checks whether a software product is prepared for submission by evaluating landing page quality, pricing transparency, necessary assets, and destination pages before pursuing backlinks.

How do I prepare for a Product Hunt launch alongside directory submissions?

Preparing for a Product Hunt launch involves mapping a three-week preparation timeline, executing launch-day activities, and managing post-launch follow-up to ensure high-signal visibility alongside your directory submissions.

Can I use the same listing copy for AI directories and B2B review sites?

You should not use the same copy for AI directories and B2B review sites; generating distinct positioning variants tailored to each audience ensures your listings match user intent and remain duplicate-free for reliable SEO.

What is the best way to generate reviews on G2 and Capterra after launching?

The best way to generate G2 and Capterra reviews after launching is to execute structured review collection guides, verify acquired backlinks, and track weekly KPIs to support ongoing discovery and long-term SEO growth.

Why do I need destination pages for directory submissions?

Destination pages are required for directory submissions because they provide targeted environments that support acquired backlinks, ensuring traffic from SaaS and AI directories converts effectively rather than bouncing.