Original Summary

Nine months ago I posted FauxTalks here , a free fake chat screenshot maker. It's now my #1 post of all time: 96K views and 80 comments. What surprised me was how long it lasted. The thread stayed active for about five and a half months . People kept finding it and l eaving feedback and bug reports , and I kept fixing things and replying in the comments . A few people even DMed me just to say thanks , which honestly kept me going. The chart is weekly visits from reddit.com to the site, straight from Google Analytics. It climbed from about 76 a week in February to 854 a week by mid June , while the thread was still active. Once it went quiet and got archived, traffic started sliding, and it's around 360 a week now . I didn't post it anywhere else on Reddit in that time. (The chart starts in February because my analytics wasn't tagging traffic sources properly before that.) Analytics can't actually tie those visits to the thread, because Reddit strips the referrer and almost everything shows up as just "reddit.com". But the post's top countries by views are the US, India and the Philippines, and those are exactly my top three countries in Analytics as well. What's changed since that post: 16 platforms became 20 , plus post formats (X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Facebook) you can export a video where the messages animate in exports now have a small "Made with FauxTalks.com" mark. The original post said no watermarks, but a few people asked me in DMs to add one, so I did. For anyone who's been through this: did your launch thread keep sending traffic for months too? And once it's archived, has anything worked as well as that first thread, or is the move just to come back with something new? Site is fauxtalks.com if you want to see where it's at now.   submitted by   /u/Ok-Chair-2861 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 01:33:06