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Every catch is kept for good — search reaches all the way back. Mark a catch read once you have answered it; read catches stay in the archive, dimmed. The words you answer with are always your own — nothing here writes for you.
Tell us the name of what you sell. A catch earns this name only when the person's own words prove the fit — everything else stays an honest signal.
One phrase per line. As many as you want — paste a whole list. There is no cap and nothing extra to pay.
What a working phrase looks like:
Weak: “plumber” — catches the whole world.
Strong: “how much to replace a water heater” — catches a buyer.
A one-word phrase still works. It just carries a quiet note: this one will catch a lot — add a word or two to narrow it.
Phrases people actually type, written for a trade. Pick one to start — you can change every word after.
Every source, stated plainly — including the ones we do not watch, and why.