ChatGPT recommended my product to a random person

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nsaintt · 5h ago

Today I opened our analytics and noticed something unusual. FYI, we are building a social network for entrepreneurs where you buy business advice to avoid mistakes, it's called HustleAdvisor.

I saw that someone visited our site through ChatGPT. It was not me or anyone from the team, because the visit came from a country where none of us live.

That means ChatGPT itself recommended our project to a real person.

Now I have so many questions. How did this happen? What exactly did the person ask? How did ChatGPT describe us?

link for the HustleAdvisor waitlist: https://hustle-advisor.com

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ChatGPT recommended my product to a random person

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