Medium
A publishing surface rather than a launch platform. A story about why you built the thing can travel further than the product page. Mirror it with a canonical link to your own blog so the SEO stays yours.
Why launch on Medium?
Long-form launch stories. The audience is general tech and business readers, and the listing is a community. A publishing surface rather than a launch platform. A story about why you built the thing can travel further than the product page. Mirror it with a canonical link to your own blog so the SEO stays yours.
How to submit to Medium
- Make sure your product page is live, fast and clear about who it is for.
- Prepare a short tagline, a longer description, a logo and two or three screenshots.
- Open Medium and follow its current submission instructions.
- Fill in the audience, category and pricing fields as accurately as you can; they decide who sees the listing.
- After publishing, check the live URL and add it to your own launch page or press kit.
What to prepare
- A one-line description and a 50–100 word summary.
- A square logo and a 16:9 screenshot of the product in use.
- A public pricing page, even if the answer is “free”.
- A founder or maker profile so people can see who built it.
- A tagged URL so you can measure the referral traffic.
Pricing and link policy
Pricing: Free (partner program optional).
Link policy: Nofollow. Check the platform before you pay; rules change, and the value is the audience and referral traffic, not only the link attribute.
Frequently asked questions
Medium is free to use. Free (partner program optional).