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Submit a product to ~300 directories and launch sites with Claude in Chrome

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Outcome

In one day, Claude in Chrome filled directory and launch-platform forms 5 tabs at a time; 134 of about 300 submissions went through, with the human handling logins and captchas.

Poster says:134 submissions went through

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Claude in Chrome

Prompt Recreated prompt

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Here's a task I'd like your help with. Read it all the way through before you start.

Goal: Submit my product to a list of directories and launch sites.

Check with me first: Which product, and do I already have a list of sites?

What I'll give you:
- My product's name, link, description and other details these forms ask for
- The list of directories and launch platforms
- Me, nearby to handle logins and captchas

Rules:
- Fill in each site's submission form with my product details, a few tabs at a time.
- Skip sites that are paid-only, want a badge on my site, or are broken, and note why.
- When a site needs a login or captcha, pause and let me handle it.
- If something is missing or unclear, ask me instead of guessing.
- Don't pay for anything or create accounts on my behalf.

Output: A list of every site: submitted, skipped (with reason), or needs my action.

You'll know it worked when: I have a clear tally of submissions that went through and why the rest didn't.

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Here's a task I'd like your help with. Read it all the way through before you start.

Goal: Submit my product to a list of directories and launch sites, tracking every submission.

Quick check first: tell me if anything below is missing or unclear.

Inputs (fill in or confirm):
- Product details: name, URL, tagline, short and long description, category, logo, screenshots
- The list of sites (spreadsheet)
- Contact email to use
- Which sites I'll pay for, if any

Rules:
- Work through the list in order and log each site: submitted, needs account, paid only, dead link.
- Paste the same approved texts; adjust length to each form's limits without changing claims.
- Skip anything that requires payment unless the site is on my approved paid list.
- Never create accounts with my social logins without asking.

Checkpoint: Before each paid listing or any form asking for card details, stop and ask.

If you get stuck: When a form needs a login, CAPTCHA or two-step code, leave the tab open, log it as 'needs you' and move on; I'll clear them in a batch. Never guess or store passwords.

Verify before you finish: Spot-check five submissions by reopening confirmation pages or emails.

Output: The updated spreadsheet with status, date, listing URL and notes for every site.

Done when: every site on the list has a clear status and the submitted ones have links.

Source

https://x.com/_ksl_dev/status/2105293870766444553

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