I Built a 209-Page Sauna Site Without Knowing How to Code published

I am not a developer. I want to say that upfront so you know what kind of post this is. What ive tried to do is figuring out distribution before figuring out code. The site is sauna.guide. It has 209 pages. Sauna listings, brand reviews, buying guides, gear recommendations. All of it built with Next.js, all of it static, all of it generated from JSON files and markdown. I did not write the code by hand. I used AI tools to help me build it. But the decisions, the outreach, the content strategy, the emails to manufacturers. That part is all me. I hope and believe that will make the difference. Why saunas I love saunas. That is the whole origin story. No market research spreadsheet, no TAM analysis. I wanted to build something in a space I actually care about, and saunas felt right. There is a growing community, real buyer intent, and not a lot of good independent content online. So I started. 🧖 Distribution first, features second The biggest lesson so far: nobody cares about your site u