whowinsGuides on buying visibility for your product
How the whowins.lol board works in practice: picking a seat, timing a take, reading a challenge clock and getting real visits from a listing.
PlaybookA Launch Week Plan With a whowins SeatA launch is a week when people are already looking for your product. A seat on the right board during that week puts the listing where they look. This post is a day-by-day plan that uses the seat without overspending on it.
How it worksBadges on whowins: What Each One MeansA listing on whowins can carry a few badges, and each one records something specific that happened to the seat. This post lists them, says where they appear and makes clear that none of them changes what a seat costs.
PlaybookChoosing Your First Board on whowinsThe board you pick decides who sees your listing and what the seat costs. This post is a short method for choosing a first board: who the visitors are, what the seats are carrying and whether to start open or take a held seat.
How it worksHow a Seat on whowins Changes HandsThere is one rule on every whowins board: the seat belongs to whoever paid more than the last payment on it. This post walks through what that looks like from the first open seat to a seat that has changed hands a dozen times.
How it worksReading the whowins Activity FeedThe activity feed is the live record of whowins: every seat that changes hands and every line a holder posts. This post explains each kind of entry and how to read the feed before deciding where to take a seat.
How it worksThe Challenge Clock on whowins, ExplainedOnce a board has its first ten seats taken, any seat on it can carry a clock. This post explains how a challenge starts, what can and cannot happen while it runs, and what the holder gets when it reaches zero.
How it worksWhat the whowins Leaders Page ShowsThe leaders page is the public face of every board. It shows who holds the top seats, what each seat costs now and what was last paid for it. This post explains how to read it as a visitor and as a founder.
PlaybookWhen to Take a Seat on whowins, and When to WaitEvery seat shows what it costs now and what was last paid. Those two numbers are enough to decide whether to take it today, take a different row or wait. This post is the decision method, with no formula beyond the one on the rules page.
Perspectivewhowins Compared With Directories and Paid AdsFounders have a handful of ways to put a product in front of people who are looking. This post compares a whowins seat with directories, launch sites and paid ads on the things that matter: who decides your position, what you pay for and what stays yours.
PerspectiveWhy There Is No Account on whowinswhowins has no accounts. You do not sign up, verify a domain or keep a profile; you pay for a seat and hold it. This post explains why the site is built that way, what it removes and the few things it makes you do differently.
PlaybookWriting a whowins Listing That Earns ClicksA seat puts your listing in front of the board's visitors; the listing decides whether they click. This post goes through each part of a listing, what works on a ranked board and what quietly costs you visits.