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How TrustMRR got its users

COPYABLEProgrammatic SEOsolob2bno ads
Visit trustmrr.com

One indexable page per startup, fed by founders who connect Stripe or RevenueCat themselves. The database grows without the founder writing a line.

Confirmed. The team said it publicly, or the signals leave no room for doubt.

Can you run this?
COPYABLE

You could start this on Monday. No budget, no audience, no permission needed.

Your time
6 to 12 months
Your money
Nothing on ads
First signal
2 to 3 months
Upside
  • A page inventory that grows without you
  • Proprietary data that becomes the moat
Price of entry
  • A reason for people to hand over their data
  • Verification, or the whole thing is worthless

Programmatic SEO in 2026

Still alive, but the bar has moved. Thin pages get deindexed, so you need real data on every single page.

Everything on this channel →

The play

4 steps, in the order they ran them.

  1. 1

    Offer something founders want badly enough to connect their billing to get it

  2. 2

    Turn every submission into a public indexable page

  3. 3

    Rank on the queries people type when researching a product before buying

  4. 4

    Publish aggregate stats nobody else has, they earn the backlinks

The product itself

read from trustmrr.com, live

The database of verified startup revenues

from $50/mo~24k public pagesLemon SqueezyRevenueCat

Run this against your own product

In your chat

Carries the play above, and is written to tell you no when this channel is out of reach for you.

In your editor

The same twelve channels as an agent skill. It reads your repository and eliminates what you cannot run. Open source, MIT.

curl -o ~/.claude/skills/howtodistribute/SKILL.md https://howtodistribute.com/skill.md

Reference database of verified startup revenue, ~9000 products listed

The evidence1 checkable

They ran the same play

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