@aaryanramzan Thank you Aaryan. Means a lot 🙌🏻

@casinellig - Anytime. Love the stuff I learn from product hunt. I'm not a tech guy so this really helps. Your product is cutout, it seems, for people like me. We need all the help :)

@rohit_mulani Hey Rohit, that's right, using Medium.link you could literally retarget any link, not just Medium. The reason we decided to focus on Medium is that we thought if we could solve the problem of Medium audience then we could solve many others'.

@dmarcinkowski_ whoa, that means a lot! Thanks for this encouraging comment, Daniel 🙌

@casinellig @ambonium that's an awesome comment, Amrith, I'm adding that asap. Thanks for checking it out!

@casinellig @ambonium Was also confused by the branding. Font choice on the homepage was probably the tipping point, appreciate you changing!

@casinellig @nickabouzeid Haha yeah Nick, this reminds me of Hologram.cool a lil 😅

@casinellig @ambonium The branding is very much "medium-esque" and with the medium + tld i was equally confused. It appears that the change has already been made, as I saw it in the footer when I explored the site. Cool concept.

@casinellig @fredrivett woohoo, thank you, Fred! Means a lot 🔥

@gurska_ya thanks a lot Gurskaya! 🙏🏻

@findabhilash thanks, Abhilash!

@dredurr hey man, thank you for your comment. Regarding the domain, the reason we chose it was to make the link between the USP of the product and the audience we're trying to serve easier to understand. On the design end, can you please help me understand a little more what made you think this is similar? I would really appreciate if you can give some specific examples (the more specific the more useful for us) to help us improve, since nobody on the team has a design background? We tried to do the best we can to come up with a minimal site as we know Medium audience has a minimal taste. Thanks in advance for the help! 🙌🏻

@casinellig The color scheme, font choice, and layout are exactly like medium. If I did not notice the "not affiliated with medium" on the bottom. I would have never noticed that it was not a medium product.

@avtarramsingh I had the same question. Here is the content of the page: https://gist.github.com/Theminij... @casinellig Seems like you trigger the redirect with javascript, which can produce problems with people that disabled Javascript in the browser (yes, they exist) or have window.location preventing addons/extensions.

@avtarramsingh @theminijohn You're right. From latest stats there's only about 0.2% of visitors who browse without javascript enabled (worldwide, if you focus say on the US it's even lower). For those who have it disabled we have a fallback that show them a clickable link that will get them to their destination.

@avtarramsingh @casinellig Sounds good. Question: Why don't you programmatically redirect them after 500 ms, instead of using js?

@avtarramsingh @theminijohn You mean with a meta header? Will look into pros/cons, might be a good idea!

@connorstweetin Thanks Connor! The sites you mentioned actually don't work with Facebook Pixel (as far as I'm aware). For example ClickMeter helps by letting you monitor / compare / optimize your marketing links, and showing a consolidated view with conversion rates etc. We don't do any of that. We add a Facebook Pixel so that you can instantly, and with zero coding, do Facebook ads retargeted to everyone who clicked on your links.

@connorstweetin @casinellig With Geniuslink (geni.us) we support any pixel firing including Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. Unfortunately, we aren't alone in this either - https://blog.geni.us/2016/03/25/...

@duncanjcarter This was a common concern, so we've rebranded as Meteor.link ☄️

@vforvukovic Thanks Ognjen! Looking forward to your feedback! 🙌🏻