How do I get my developer product featured online?

To get a developer product featured online, you usually need a mix of product quality, visibility, and outreach. The exact path depends on where you want it featured, but here’s a practical approach:

1. Make the product easy to understand

• Clear name and description
• Strong screenshots, demo, or short video
• Explain the problem it solves in one sentence
• Show pricing and key benefits clearly

2. Build proof it works

• Have a working website or landing page
• Include testimonials, reviews, or usage stats if possible
• Make sure onboarding is smooth and the product feels polished

3. Find the right places to submit it

Common places include:

• Product Hunt
• Hacker News
• Reddit communities relevant to your niche
• Indie Hackers
• GitHub if it’s developer-focused
• Niche blogs, newsletters, and directories

4. Pitch to the right people

• Reach out to bloggers, newsletter writers, and YouTubers in your niche
• Send a short, personalized message
• Explain why their audience would care

5. Optimize for sharing

• Create a press kit: logo, screenshots, description, and links
• Make it easy for people to copy your tagline or post about it
• Add social sharing buttons or a simple “share this” call to action

6. Time the launch well

• Launch when you have:
  • a finished product
  • support available for questions
  • enough initial users or fans to create momentum

7. Stay active after launch

• Respond to comments
• Fix bugs quickly
• Post updates and improvements
• Keep engaging in the communities where you posted

If you mean “featured” in a specific marketplace or platform—for example Roblox, the App Store, Chrome Web Store, Product Hunt, or a game marketplace—tell me which one, and I can give you the exact steps.