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@alex_jackson786 They already rotate 🙂 Fresh Finds updates as new work is published, trending re-ranks daily by popularity, and the category rows at the bottom cycle through new categories every 24 hours, so discovery keeps surfacing new creators instead of the same set

4 weeks before @framer 3.0 update: 978 clicks. 4 weeks after: 224. That's a 77% drop. And no template sales since the update either. So the question I keep coming back to is: is Framer really the right place to sell templates anymore? I think it's pretty clear the focus has shifted toward AI designing websites. And honestly I get it. Right now people would rather have AI quickly spin up a personalized site than go hunting for a template. Of course Framer wants to stay on the front line as the option those customers reach for. That makes sense. But it leaves me with a real question. Does it still make sense for me to keep making templates? My lead count has dropped hard. And with the marketplace being so open now, the ranking feels unpredictable, templates move up and down in ways I genuinely can't make sense of. My templates used to sit relatively high, got regular sales, and were actually appreciated. Now most of them slide down the ranking a little more every day. I still want to stay optimistic. Things change. And I'm grateful Framer gave me this opportunity to make money in the first place, and hopefully still does. I'd like to hear what other people are seeing. For some of you it's probably working great right now, maybe better than ever. Anyway. That's where I'm at.

On to @framer template #22. Something a little different this time.