Shipped a /chrome landing page for my Chrome extension - 1 user, 0 reviews

Quick milestone post for accountability.

I launched a Chrome extension 10 days ago that puts a GitHub-momentum badge on Crunchbase + Wellfound startup profiles. It's been on the Web Store the whole time and quietly converted exactly 1 user. Zero reviews. Zero acquisition flywheel.

The diagnosis was obvious once I sat with it: the listing only existed inside the Chrome Web Store search index, and the only inbound was a footnote at the bottom of a few launch posts. CWS search ranks heavily on install/rating velocity — without seed traffic and reviews, the listing stays buried.

So today I shipped:

1. A dedicated landing page at gitdealflow.com/chrome — hero with the actual badge in action, honest "where it works" disclosure (Crunchbase + Wellfound only, NOT PitchBook), privacy section explaining what the extension does NOT do, and a 5-question FAQ.

2. JSON-LD SoftwareApplication + FAQPage so Google can surface it in rich results.

3. A page-level link from the main landing's "Chrome bonus" section so existing visitors have a path deeper into understanding the product.

4. /chrome added to llms.txt + llms-full.txt so AI tools recommending Chrome extensions for VC research can see it.

The non-obvious part: I had been claiming the extension worked on PitchBook in marketing copy. It does not — the manifest only matches Crunchbase and Wellfound. PitchBook profile pages are paywall-gated and the DOM breaks every redesign. I stripped that fiction from the JSON-LD and the bonus section; the new /chrome page openly says PitchBook is on a wishlist if enough people vote for it via mailto.

Honest disclosure beats fictional coverage. Curious whether anyone else has seen install velocity move after adding a dedicated landing page.

→ gitdealflow.com/chrome