Everything AI47 Labs earns from its 4,700 blog posts ends at the homepage's five "Visit" buttons. On November 4, 2026 the Yoda LMS button pointed at a development address that timed out, AI Tutor triggered a browser security warning, and UPSC Evaluator opened a blank page titled "Evaluator" on a temporary hosting address; Edu Assist also sits on a vercel.app address. A growth hire's first job is to stop that leak: today the traffic the content wins can't become signups.
First action
Click every product button, list which work, and swap broken ones for waitlist pages today.
How to measure it
Sign-ups from product pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- 100 a month
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Check every link
Status of all five product buttons and app addresses.
Full-stack Developer 1 hour
Waitlist the broken ones
Replace dead links with a waitlist form.
Full-stack Developer 2 hours
Write five product pages
What it does, who for, price, screenshots.
Growth Marketer 1 week
Branded addresses
Move apps to ai47labs.com subdomains with valid certificates.
Full-stack Developer 1 week
Repoint buttons
Homepage and footer to the new pages.
Full-stack Developer 1 hour
Track clicks
Events on each sign-up button.
Growth Marketer 1 day
Monitor
Weekly uptime check on all product links.
Full-stack Developer weekly
Why it works
Give each product a page on ai47labs.com (/persona-pilot, /yoda-lms, /ai-tutor, /edu-assist, /upsc-evaluator) with its own description, screenshots, price and a sign-up button, and point the homepage buttons there. Move live apps to branded subdomains (for example tutor.ai47labs.com), fix the certificate, and mark products that aren't ready as "Join the waitlist" instead of linking to a dead address. Add a weekly uptime check on every product link.
Visitors who click "Visit" are the warmest traffic the site has; a working, branded page turns them into trials and makes the company look like one product studio instead of scattered experiments.
Ready to use
ChecklistProduct page checklist
[ ] Own URL on ai47labs.com [ ] One-line promise and who it is for [ ] Three screenshots or a 30-second video [ ] Price in INR and USD, or "free during beta" [ ] Sign-up or waitlist button that works [ ] Branded app address with a valid certificate [ ] Unique description (not shared with another product) [ ] Weekly link check
Risks and how to handle them
Some products are unfinished
Waitlist pages collect demand without promising a launch date.
Old links shared elsewhere
Redirect old app addresses to the new pages.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage "Our Products": Persona Pilot ("an AI-powered Chrome extension" for LinkedIn), Yoda LMS (a learning management system), AI Tutor (IIT JEE preparation), Edu Assist (lesson plans and assessments for teachers) and UPSC Evaluator. The "Visit" buttons go to the Chrome Web Store, appdev.yodalms.com, tutor.aipersonaz.com, fe-essay.onrender.com and eduassist-website.vercel.app; ai47labs.com has no page for any product.Source
- Link checkFollowing the homepage product buttons on November 4, 2026: the Yoda LMS link (a development address, appdev.yodalms.com) timed out; the AI Tutor link failed to open securely because its certificate does not match the address, so browsers show a warning; the UPSC Evaluator page is titled only "Evaluator" on a temporary hosting address with no text in its HTML; Edu Assist loads on a vercel.app address.Source
- Your websiteThe UPSC Evaluator card repeats the Yoda LMS text: "It is a comprehensive learning management system that helps organizations streamline training and education. It allows user registration, course creation or enrollment, and assignment of courses with deadlines."Source
- Your websiteSitemap (checked November 4, 2026): a pages sitemap of ten URLs (home, blogs, contact, authors, legal pages, plus /homepage-ai47 and /about-us-ai47, which duplicate the homepage and About page and declare themselves canonical) and monthly blog archives holding about 4,700 post URLs. /products only jumps to the homepage section.Source
- Your websiteBlog: generic AI topics (Veo 3 video, prompt writing, AI careers, Shopify apps, developer tools); the nine newest posts on the homepage are all dated December 20, 2025. Posts mention AI47's products only in the site menu and footer, with no in-article call to action.Source