KnowledgeHunt is a place for curious people to hunt for valuable knowledge for free.
A lot of publications never reach the seekers because they are lost in the noise of the internet. We make sure that it never happens again by hunting and storing them, thus giving access to our readers to thousands of handbooks, guidebooks, and reports about business, technology, Web3, and much more.
We are in beta mode now. I am trying to understand if the product is helpful for users. We have a few thousand source list in our database, but only around 400 resources are integrated on the website now.
What do you think about KnowledgeHunt?
Good collection overall. What I don't like, however (and I do understand it's outside of your control) - is the fact that accessing many sources requires providing requestor's contact info. The other thing is - it appears most of the referenced articles represent private opinions of their authors with a goal of self-promotion. The question is - to what degree the information presented there is authoritative/objective? We are dealing with cognitive bias here...
Thanks for your feedback!
True, most of the handbooks/guidebooks requires providing the requestor's contact info. Most of the Reports don't.
Regarding cognitive bias, I think that is the problem of any information you can find on the internet. We are trying to solve that by focusing on resources that provide data/facts and only provide authoritative conclusions after that; thus, readers have enough information to make their own conclusions.
I guess I liked to site but how do you plan to make money? Asking as there wasn't any pricing on your site.
Hey,
I will be able to monetize once I have users. Until then, I don't plan to monetize the website.
Okay
Your website looks good, however I would advice to find the knowledge niche.
Because right now, when I open the page don't really understand what sort of a knowledge I will get.
Hey Augustas,
Thanks for your feedback.
Our idea is to build a one-stop-shop directory for all free resources out there (mainly business related). Do you think it is hard to filter/navigate now on what type of resources there are?