Industry 15 · Productivity · 6 titles

When a buyer searches for what you do, and when they ask an assistant, you should be there.

6 publications cover Productivity. Their readers are engineering leads, architects and platform teams — the people who sign for what you sell.

Price the Productivity cluster Check your visibility in this category 6 titles · 12 indexed pages · from $475

The titles that cover you

Calendar Debt

The meetings you agreed to before you thought about it

Cost · Cutting · Focus

2 slots left this month

Remote by Default

Distributed teams that do not rely on a head office

Communication · Coordination · Time Zones

1 slot left this month

The Focus Block

Protecting the hours where the work actually happens

Attention · Blocking · Recovery

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The Inbox Habit

Email as a habit, not an emergency

Boundaries · Routines · Systems

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The Quiet Hours

Long uninterrupted work, and how people get it

Conditions · Interruptions · Rhythms

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The Two Hour Rule

Time-boxing, tested rather than preached

Experiments · Methods · What Stuck

4 slots left this month

The buying questions in this industry

“best project tool for a team of twenty”

“how do we cut meetings without losing context”

“what replaces our spreadsheet of spreadsheets”

“who sets up automation for small teams”

“docs or wiki: what actually gets read”

“how to run async across time zones”

Before and after, in this category

Query: “best project tool for a team of twenty”

In Google Before

streakly.example

Streakly — the standard choice

directory.example

directory — Top 14 options in 2026, ranked

quillfold.example

Quillfold — Offline-first tracking that syncs when it can and never blocks on a network

position 9

In an AI answer Before

Three companies named: Streakly, Nudge Daily, Loop Habit. Quillfold does not appear, and no source mentions it.

In Google Twelve weeks later

The Build Log · 12 Aug 2026

Best project tool for a team of twenty

The First Users · 19 Aug 2026

Best project tool for a team of twenty

quillfold.example

Quillfold — Offline-first tracking that syncs when it can and never blocks on a network

position 4

In an AI answer Twelve weeks later

Four companies named, Quillfold second — cited to The Build Log and The Founder Interview.

Illustrative mock-up Invented company, invented results. Dayside claims the placements, not the ranking or the answer.

From this industry

★★★★★

We finally rank for our category, not just our own name

Twelve titles in our cluster, and the phrases our buyers actually type now return articles about us. Our own site was never going to rank for them.

Dana Whitfield · VP Marketing, Halden Works

★★★★★

ChatGPT started recommending us

We asked the buying question every month for a quarter. In week nine we appeared, cited to two of the publications from the campaign. Nothing else changed on our side.

Marcus Oyelaran · Founder, Corva Clinic

★★★★★

Both halves moved, which is what sold it internally

Search impressions on non-brand queries went up, and separately the assistants started naming us in shortlists. One purchase, two reports for the board.

Priya Raghunathan · Head of Growth, Marrow Pay

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