Three to six real launch events beat a hundred dumped forms

I keep seeing founders paste the same blurb into every launch site for two days straight. Then they wonder why nobody remembers the product.

Three to six real events beat a hundred dumped forms. That is the rule I use after building Product Hunt Alternatives and Best Launch Platforms as independent indexes. No paid placement on either.

My working set looks like this now.

Pre-launch: file BetaList early because the free queue is often four to six weeks.

Weekly warm-up: Peerlist, or IndieHunt / EarlyHunt if the niche matches.

One calmer daily: Uneed, maybe one smaller hunt on another day.

Finale: Product Hunt alone on its own day, only if the one-liner already survived a quieter room.

I add a board only if it has a different cadence or a different buyer, and I still have unique copy plus a day to reply. Another Product Hunt clone is not a reason.

Aura++ is the daily Hunt-network board I run when I need a warm-up day plus a lasting SEO page. Weekly rooms in the same family are IndieHunt, MakerHunt, SideHunt, EarlyHunt. Uno Directory is the catalog listing, not a competition morning. Pick one daily and one weekly that match. Do not stack all of them like they are trophies.

Curious what your current set is. Three boards, six, or the giant spreadsheet that never gets finished?