How indie hackers can cross-promote new projects from existing footers without redeploying every site

If you are an indie hacker, every new launch starts with the same problem: distribution.
You can buy reach, borrow reach, or use the reach you already have in your existing site footers. 1Footer turns that last option into a repeatable SEO channel.
Most founders run more than one project. Traffic is split, links drift, and cross-promo happens manually when there is time. That means new products launch slower than they should.
Your footer appears on every page across your existing projects. So even small footer improvements compound into consistent discovery for new launches.
Add your new project to a shared footer block once.
Publish across connected domains from one dashboard.
Show relevant links on each site with domain-aware sections.
Verify output and keep links consistent over time.
Internal links from established pages to your new project.
Cleaner crawl paths for bots discovering fresh pages.
Fewer stale links because updates are centralized.
Consistent anchor placement across your portfolio.
With 1Footer, you can deliver footer HTML in domain-native, crawlable output instead of iframe-only embeds. That keeps your linking architecture visible to search engines.
Connect each website once.
Define shared and per-domain footer sections.
Publish one update across all selected sites.
Run verification and confirm links render correctly.
Your newest product launch page.
Your highest-converting lead magnet.
Your main credibility page, such as case studies.
Time-bound campaign links with clear expiration windows.
Adding too many links and diluting attention.
Using generic anchors that do not describe destination value.
Forgetting to remove expired campaign links.
Treating each site as isolated instead of portfolio infrastructure.
If you already have traffic across multiple projects, your footer is one of the easiest distribution assets you control.
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