Finding great copywriters that don't break the bank is hard. Scribly.io aims to empower businesses to make and grow cool stuff, by equipping them with the content they need to tell their stories.
In setting up the processes for Scribly, I've been really conscious not to get stuck in tool overload. I've tried to keep everything as simple and streamlined as possible. Trello has been a total lifesaver in providing all the production infrastructure I need, both for writers and and clients. Best of all - it's free. I was tempted to throw myself into more complex routes, but learning how to scale back to the simplest solution possible has been a really enlightening process.
The benefits of a soft launch
I decided to start small with Scribly. I wanted to launch with a handful of beta clients to give me time to streamline the process. It's been a great decision, as I've been able to settle into the stride of the launch without feeling too daunted or overwhelmed. No catastrophes so far. My natural instinct was to go really hard right from the get go, but I'm really glad I trusted my instinct on this one and took it more slowly.
Scribly.io is live!
Yikes. Big day. My little baby, scribly.io, is now live.
I was finding myself getting stuck in analysis paralysis, so I decided to just go for it, even though there were still some kinks.
Finding great copywriters that don't break the bank is hard. Scribly.io aims to empower businesses to make and grow cool stuff, by equipping them with the content they need to tell their stories.