A growth-intelligence broadsheet · productgrowth.blog
EDITION No. 121
Tue, Aug 18, 2026
Partner

Machines read this site 6.8x harder than people do.

When somebody asks ChatGPT how a company grew, or what a good CAC payback period looks like, this is one of the pages it goes and reads before answering. That is what there is to partner on here: not banner space, but a place in the answer.

Reach

34,621Answer-engine reads
5,090Human pageviews · 4,186 readers
95Articles · 23 calculators · 3 tools
Cited by AI · 90 days to August 2026
ChatGPT26,629Claude6,166Perplexity1,375DuckAssist307You.com144

90 days to August 2026. Machine reads are deduplicated per fetch and count answer engines only. Search and training crawlers are excluded, because they are not answering anyone.

Who ends up here

The most-read pages are growth teardowns of AI products: Midjourney, Higgsfield, Wispr Flow, Bolt, ElevenLabs, Cursor, Lovable, Replit, Perplexity. The people reading them are growth leads, founders, and GTM operators working out how those companies actually did it. The calculators pull a different crowd, the same people at the moment they are measuring CAC, churn, or retention and want a number to compare against.

It is not a large human audience and I am not going to dress it up as one. It is a specific one, and it is disproportionately the audience that ends up quoted back to somebody else by an assistant.

Ways to work together

Guest post

You write it, I edit and publish it. It has to teach something a practitioner cannot get from your marketing site, and it carries a disclosure line. Pitch the argument, not the topic.

Mention in an existing article

Your product placed inside a post that already ranks and already gets read, where it genuinely belongs in the argument. The strongest option per unit of effort, because the page is already earning traffic.

A full article about you

A teardown of your growth: the loops, the pricing, the onboarding, what actually drove the curve. Researched the same way every other teardown here is, and labelled.

Calculator or tool sponsorship

The calculators are evergreen and pull people at the exact moment they are measuring something. Placement on the metric that maps to what you sell.

Benchmark data partnership

Every benchmark table here cites a primary source. Supply real data from your own customer base and become that citation. This is the one I would pick: those tables are exactly what the answer engines quote.

Be a teardown subject

No money involved. Pitch your company and, if the growth story is genuinely interesting, it gets written. Editorial control stays here, which is the entire reason anyone believes it.

Newsletter sponsorship

The weekly dispatch, which goes to growth and GTM operators rather than a general marketing list.

Co-authored research

A joint survey or data study, published here and yours to use everywhere else. Slower than the rest, and it outlives them.

What I will not do

  • Nothing runs without a disclosure label. Readers can always tell.
  • I do not rewrite the conclusion of a teardown because the subject is paying. The analysis is the product.
  • No link insertions into unrelated posts, no link exchanges, no guest posts written to carry a link.
  • If your product does not fit the argument on a page, it does not go on that page.

Get in touch

Write to me with what you are building, which of the formats above you have in mind, and the page or metric you think you belong on. I will come back with what it would involve and what I think would actually work, which is not always the thing you asked for.

Looking for hands-on growth help instead of placement? That is the consulting page.

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