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I found the same problem also exists for the end users who are sometimes using apps that don't support custom hostnames but they still want a brandable domain f
by firekebab 9y ago
I found the same problem also exists for the end users who are sometimes using apps that don't support custom hostnames but they still want a brandable domain for it.
So I recently made https://www.ManagedAlias.com/ https://www.ManagedAlias.com/ as an experiment to see if there is demand.
I avoided the bulk/business route because you essentially have to be a CDN to pull that off (since you are doing the TLS termination).
This is just geared towards non-technical people who need a pretty name for a site without fuss and they don't want to mess with anything technical.
- le-mark 9y agoHow's this going for you? Are you getting any traffic/signups? Do you have an mvp that people are actually using? What are you doing to get traffic (other than posting here)?
- firekebab 9y agoNot well :D It was only "launched" recently and as an experiment. Don't have a cheap way of getting traffic really. I ran an AdWords campaign, grand total of 1 signup out of it, and they haven't done anything with it. I have a basic form for someone to create their alias, the rest of it is just manual setup now as I didn't want to waste time before validating. Not getting any clicks/signups since it's not linked from anywhere.