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I'll do it for free for a month (a productized service for SaaS)

5 pointsabdelahjam12 comments

My co-founder and I are starting a productized service, we create long and SEO-friendly educational blog posts for SAAS.

We're just getting started so I want to do a few free blog posts to gain testimonials and social proof.

For the next 30 days, you'll get :

4 Well-written and easy to read blog posts (1 per week).

Jam-packed with graphics and images.

Written with your audience in mind.

If you're interested, the service is free for a limited time.

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I'm not sure what you're really offering

Hit me up, k.koppenhaver@gmail.com

Acquiring a couple businesses that could benefit from content marketing soon.

Interested, email in profile. I work for a marketplace of products and services for a specific industry.

Nice. Also post on indiehackers.com this sort of offer goes down well

What's the best way to contact you?

seconded

Interested, email in profile.

Do you have some samples?

Just like every high-quality post you've read in a SaaS blog. 1500 to 2000 words, It could be: "How-To" Post, List-Based Post, "What Is" Post, The Pillar Page Post

Perhaps it is my ear, but "just like every" sounds like you are diminishing your service. Good marketing tells me what you can do better and how you will stand out.

OK, but the question was, do you have any samples?

Failing to answer such a simple direct question makes me question your ability to custom write a post to a specific audience.

I agree. More details:

> Just like every high-quality post you've read in a SaaS blog.

The problem is that I have reed too many high-quality posts and too many low-quality posts. It's difficult to know if it's worth my time to give the information you need to write a good post before reading at least a few samples.

[Disclaimer: I don't have a business, so I'm not going to use your service. But I really think that this is very important for anyone that is your possible costumer.]

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