A specialized marketing team runs a 30-day manual campaign for one founder at a time. Checkout on Aura++, EarlyHunt, or IndieHunt fills the same slot.
One-time · 30-day dedicated campaign
Paying locks Ultimate Distribution on Aura++, EarlyHunt, and IndieHunt for 30 days. $1749 one-time. Reports are emailed as Excel sheets.
High-intent Q&A mentions that put your product in front of people already searching.
Long-form editorial pieces written for search, readers, and AI citations.
Developer-community articles plus genuine comment engagement around the posts.
Builder-network posts aimed at technical founders and hiring-intent audiences.
Three editorial pieces on each property — Aura++, EarlyHunt, IndieHunt, MakerHunt, SideHunt, Uno Directory.
Pay once. The package locks globally for 30 days so the team works on you — and only you.
We confirm your product, positioning, and URLs. You do not write the content or chase platforms.
Quora, Medium, Dev.to, Peerlist, Hashnode, our 6-site network, X, LinkedIn, and Indie Hackers — done by hand.
Live links land in Excel reports throughout the month. Nothing is hidden behind a vague “done” email.
You already shipped. You do not want to spend a month writing Quora answers and chasing Indie Hackers threads.
Indexed articles, branded mentions, and citation-friendly pages that Google and answer engines can actually quote.
One customer. Thirty days. Humans. Spreadsheet proof. If you want 200 automated directories, this is the wrong product.
Common questions about this product
This is manual work by a specialized marketing team. We will not run 10 campaigns at once and water down quality. One slot, 30 days, full attention. That scarcity is the product.
100 Quora mentions, 5 Medium articles, 5 Dev.to posts plus 30 comments, 10 Peerlist posts, 5 Hashnode articles, 3 Aura++ blog posts, 3 EarlyHunt blog posts, 3 IndieHunt blog posts, 3 MakerHunt blog posts, 3 SideHunt blog posts, 3 Uno Directory blog posts, 20 X posts, 30 LinkedIn posts, and 15 Indie Hackers posts plus 30 comments.
No. Every post, mention, and comment is handled manually. That is why we take 30 days and why we only take one customer at a time. Automated spray-and-pray packages exist elsewhere — this is not that.
You get indexed articles on high-intent publisher sites, branded mentions, and citation-friendly pages that search engines and answer engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews) can actually quote. Combined with social proof on X, LinkedIn, Peerlist, and Indie Hackers, it is distribution plus authority — not just a directory listing.
We send spreadsheet reports (Excel) during the 30 days with live URLs as they go out. You do not wait until day 30 for a dump. There is no in-app report builder — the work is the campaign, and the sheet is the proof.
The slot locks for 30 days across Aura++, EarlyHunt, and IndieHunt. We email you to kick off, then run the campaign. You do not need to write posts, chase editors, or log into a CMS. Watch your inbox for reports.
Hit Notify when available. When the 30-day lock ends, we email everyone on the waitlist. First person to check out on any of the three sites claims the next slot. There is no queue-skip and no second concurrent customer.
Yes. Self-serve guest posts stay available anytime from Content Marketing → Guest Posts. Ultimate Distribution is the done-for-you, one-slot campaign across many platforms.
No. $1749 is a one-time payment for one 30-day campaign. When the lock lifts, a new customer (or you again) can claim the next slot.
Agencies sell bits of this, directories sell listings, and tools sell automation. A specialist team taking one founder at a time for 30 days of manual Quora, Medium, Dev.to, Peerlist, Hashnode, six owned properties, X, LinkedIn, and Indie Hackers — with spreadsheet proof — is not a commodity SKU. That is the point.
One founder. Thirty days. Same lock on Aura++, EarlyHunt, and IndieHunt.
Go to checkoutIndexed developer-blog articles with lasting SEO and AEO footprint.
Editorial articles on auraplusplus.com/blog — indexed for founders, search, and AI answers.
Editorial articles on EarlyHunt’s blog, in front of early-stage AI and SaaS founders.
Editorial articles on IndieHunt’s blog for indie makers shipping products.
Editorial articles on MakerHunt’s blog for builders launching maker tools.
Editorial articles on SideHunt’s blog for side-project and weekend builders.
Editorial articles on Uno Directory’s blog for developers discovering tools.
Launch and authority posts from our distribution accounts — not a dump of links.
Founder-audience posts that compound reach beyond a single launch day.
Maker-community threads plus comments so the posts actually get seen.