You shipped the feature and told nobody but the changelog. A month of posts you never had to film, and a review sitting short enough to finish before standup.
Read the SaaS playbookIndustries
The same loop, tuned to your world.
Nobody is on camera on any of these pages. What changes from one industry to the next is which objection the drafts have to answer first, and what a post is even supposed to do once someone reads it.
Your app lives or dies in a feed, and you are not the kind of founder who wants to be in one. The drafts read like a person, and you decide which ones carry your name.
Read the Mobile apps playbookYour product page has answered the same three objections for a year, and only the people who already found you have read them. Same answers, posted where people scroll, nothing shipped before you have read it.
Read the Shopify & e-commerce playbookTen clients, ten tones, and ten people who want to see it before it goes out. Every brand keeps its own profile, its own queue, and its own approver.
Read the Marketing agencies playbookThe gap between good products and known products is a posting habit no solo founder has time to keep. This is that habit, minus the monday morning where you open a blank page.
Read the Indie hackers playbookAlso here
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