Hey everyone!
I built a website called Ryila (https://ryila.co/) which is essentially a filterable database of 300+ actionable marketing blogposts to help Saas founders learn marketing.
I've been working on this project for months and although its not finished yet (still adding resources) I decided to make it publicly available and just keep updating the database in real-time.
Here's a bit more info for anyone interested (taken directly from my landing page btw).
I built Ryila to create an easy and effective method for founders to learn marketing.
Something outside of the more popular (and often costly) options like courses, programs or coaching.
The idea for Ryila came about when I made two realizations:
There are way too many brilliant founders who are completely clueless about marketing. And,
There are SO many insanely valuable marketing blogposts which combined, could potentially provide these founders with an education equivalent to virtually 90% of the marketing courses available online.
So I came up with an idea -
"Why not find these marketing resources and put them all into a single organized database?"
Well, fastforward 100's of hours later and Ryila was born - a completely free resource database where you'll find links to indepth and actionable blogposts covering all the key marketing skills you need to learn as a founder or founding team.
These resources cover topics such as content marketing, email marketing, SEO, and so much more.
So what does this mean for you as a founder?
Well, having a resource like Ryila means that the next time you find yourself thinking:
" How do I get the word out there?"
You can now simply open up Ryila and search for posts under the user acquisition tag.
OR
"How do I get more conversions at each stage?'
Simple. Search for posts under the conversion optimization tag.
OR
"How do I get more users to actually stick around after signup?"
Voila! Search for posts under the user retention tag.
So, what do you guys think?
Please let me know in the comments and of course check out Ryila for yourself : https://ryila.co/
Ps. Ryila isn't finished yet so a lot of the topics don't have as many resources as I'd like them to.
Cool resource thank you
You're welcome! Glad you found it useful.