Good Here

It’s been one week since we pushed Good Here (https://goodhere.org) out into the world.

Some stats:

2,716 visits to the website
256 upvotes on Product Hunt
101 subscribers to the newsletter
12 new social impact startup projects added

Does this mean that there’s a need?

I think so.

Do you?

We're live on Product Hunt today!

Take a look at our new product and comment on what you like and what we can improve: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/good-here

Stats as I wake up this morning: 3 upvotes, 2 comments (0 from people not on the Good Here team).

Will see how this goes...

Have gone ahead and set up a blog at https://blog.goodhere.org/

The blog is on the Jamstack, using Ghost as the CMS and hosted on Netlify, which means free hosting and lightning fast loading times - take a look at the site in web.dev to see what I mean: https://lighthouse-dot-webdotdevsite.appspot.com//lh/html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.goodhere.org%2F

As part of publishing the blog, I needed to add a post that explained the project and the thinking behind it. That was a great exercise to make me think through the "why" of the project and outline some thinking about what will come beyond the MVP. The launch posts have been published here: https://blog.goodhere.org/introducing-good-here-find-social-impact-startups-and-funding/

Not worried about how many views the posts get, but good to use it as a place to note down progress of the project.