Hey Indie Friends.
We, at Aptly, are trying to get more insight into our platform users experience and understand how much value our customers get out of our platform. We decided to start this initiative.
The offer: to the first 10 respondents, we will create a profile for you on our platform and market your startup landing page to our network of founders who will provide feedback on your landing page.
The ask: all we ask is that you allow us to feature your startup and landing page on our website - this will then link to your site which should help increase traffic to your site.
If your are already signed up for to the Aptly platform, you can still respond to this post and we will market your landing page for more feedback.
Respond with your email address and we will create an account and profile on our platform for you.
For more info on Aptly, check us out here. https://aptly.app
Cheers.
Hi Cody,
I am a fan of the Aptly concept.
I especially like the benefit you promoted on your website, "Have a holistic view of your validated learnings," since that is often one of the hardest parts of validating an idea.
@AptlyFounder, are you still looking to attract more startups to try Aptly?
If so, I can help you.
I created a product, SplashPad, that helps you write emails to attract new customers. The product provides pre-written messages for you to email to your customers (or post on Indie Hackers). Those messages use writing techniques based on top-performing user outreach campaigns that got proven results. SplashPad also helps you customize the message by intelligently recommending sentences that have gotten responses from readers.
Consider your post here, for example. I like how you gave an exclusive offer to the first 10 respondents. SplashPad would recommend language that would help you get more responses, language such as "We expect all spots to be filled within 24 hours, so act quickly."
@AptlyFounder, I would love to hear your thoughts: https://getsplashpad.com.
Do you think this sounds totally off-target?
Keep up the great work,
Ryan
P.S. I wrote this post with the help of SplashPad -- so you can get a sense of what the result looks like.