Yo! :)
I'm cooking up something special for founders without marketing team and digital marketers—content marketers, guest bloggers, SEO enthusiasts, and outreach specialists, targeting those headaches we've all been dealing with for too long.
🤯 Been there for the last 6 years, done that:
📌 To address these problems, together with my CTO (worked on 2 successful startups together before), we're building vevy.ai - matching platform for marketers to engage in guest blogging, link swaps, or any other marketing collaborations.
đź’ˇMain idea:
No more paying $15 for a backlink from a site whose "readers" barely engage with the content. You'll be able to collaborate with websites that the content are written for people by people.
❓I'm eager to hear and solve your problems, and your early feedback means a lot. I'm curious, what are your biggest pains in digital marketing collaborations? 🫡
Looking forward to your feedback!
This sounds like a fantastic tool for anyone involved in digital marketing. One suggestion I'd like to make is to consider using an SEO AI tool. Such a tool could further enhance your site's capabilities by analyzing websites and providing suggestions on how to improve SEO strategies. This could make the process of finding the right partners and optimizing content even more efficient and effective.
Hi @smoteria, we'll have AI features. And thanks for commenting just for mentioning your website.
at the moment, i'm not really at the collabs pain point -- essentially; need to build a marketing dept for a startup i just attached to, but they forgot to hire someone who's actually done that before, lol. atm looking for alternatives to hubspot and finding myself wanting a nice calendar that potentially-automates-stuff but more broadly is a place i can plan out all of the content, where it's going, and what format it is, etc. will check this one out once i get to the next pain point tho :P lol
Hey! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. HubSpot is indeed quite pricey, don't you think?
You know how vevy.ai might help you? You can add your website and allow guest bloggers to match with you, helping to generate content for your blog.
It sounds like you've gained a lot of experience over the last six years! Whether it’s personal growth, professional achievements, or a combination of both, reflecting on such a period can be really rewarding. What’s the most significant thing you’ve learned or accomplished during this time? Or is there something specific you’d like to talk about or need advice on moving forward?
Hey! Thanks for the kind words! :) Over the years, I've learned that the key to building a successful product is to start small. There's no need to fully develop the product initially. Instead, focus on writing minimal code that you can test with real customers. If the concept works, then proceed with development. Another thing: marketing should start waaay before building the product.