I don’t really worry about privacy outside of Internet-connected devices. Beyond running free software where you can (PC, laptop, phone, networking appliances…), you want to make sure other devices that have no good reason to be talking to the Internet don’t. That includes TVs, home appliances, cars, and possibly other things. Like others here however, I don’t share phone numbers with companies, provide a unique email (yourcompany@mydomain.com), and use fake names. I also pay cash when it’s practical to do so.

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Launched in 2022, Product Hubs are your permanent company page, different from your launch pages (fig. 1). I recently ran an experiment analyzing traffic from these hubs over 30 days. Here's what I learned. Fig. 1: Product Hubs by @Product Hunt Context I analyzed the traffic coming from Product Hubs /products/{yourCompany} using @Dub To set a control, I didn't do significant activity there, just looked at the organic traffic Observations Two main observations: High-intent traffic: 20.51% of people coming from Product Hubs convert into new sign-ups (fig. 2) Decreasing over time: it seems that momentum post-launch lasts about 30 days (fig. 3) Fig. 2: Volume of new sign-ups from Product Hubs over 30 days Fig. 3: Number of clicks over 30 days Takeaways and next steps Positively surprised by the conversion rate The objective is to find ways to increase traffic to these pages: launching new features, securing founder reviews, posting in threads... Curious: Do you track traffic from your Prod