A new-keyword site review: the window may last only a day

@xuxuanzhou reviews several new-keyword sites launched in the previous month. The author stresses that new-keyword monitoring has to be tight, and that only a few words should be approved each day; too much information burns up judgment. The revenue figures include tax and do not deduct refunds or Stripe fees. All of them are the author's claims and have not been verified.

A few examples: ozil ai (launched on 10/13, claimed about $949) split high and low prices by country, then saw a 41.5% payment rate on the high tier and only 12.1% on the low tier, and suspected that some unpaid checkouts were about payment methods rather than price; dime dime baby hesitated for a day, the homepage filled up with competitors, and it made only about $52; hit the road dude changed the keyword after the domain was taken and claimed about $168; tiny desk ai is described as a strong keyword, and someone in the group said they launched a day later but got more ChatGPT traffic after changing the landing page.