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Seems kind of neat, but I wonder who the target audience is? Has to be a company that has enough ongoing design work that it justifies the price, but not so mu
by jatsign 8y ago
Seems kind of neat, but I wonder who the target audience is?
Has to be a company that has enough ongoing design work that it justifies the price, but not so much that they could just bring it in house. Is that a large segment? I have no idea.
On a similar tack, I recently started using a company that has a monthly cost ($250) for 4k words worth of blog posts, which I use to write blog articles for several side projects. I've been happy to outsource this chore, so perhaps a market does exist for Draftss as well. Best of luck.
- JunaidBhai 8y agoMostly founders look for consistent design requirements for their startups. Apart from founders, other design agencies white-label our services and forward them to their clients.
- jatsign 8y agoThanks - both make sense. Your services listing shows a range for time each takes (which of course makes sense). It'd be great if, on the portfolio page, you listed how long each took, to get a better sense of which ones were "easy" and which "hard".
- bschwindHN 8y ago> On a similar tack, I recently started using a company that has a monthly cost ($250) for 4k words worth of blog posts What the hell? That seems outrageous for a blog. What am I missing?
- tmikaeld 8y agoOutrageous!? I thought it was cheap. Where do you find your copywriters, if that's expensive?
- bschwindHN 8y agoI guess I didn't realize it was copywriting and not just "writing blog posts for side projects".
- dawnerd 8y agoThat’s a perfectly acceptable price. A bit low actually.
- exolymph 8y agoThat's about $0.06 per word, which is quite low for copywriting, especially tech copywriting. My base rate for that type of work was $0.25 per word at minimum.
- slig 8y agoCan you share the name of that company?
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- motdiem 8y ago> a company that has a monthly cost ($250) for 4k words worth of blog posts can you share the name ? This sounds interesting
- jatsign 8y agohttps://contentfly.co/ https://contentfly.co/
- michaelbuckbee 8y agoMy understanding is that the market for most landing page sites (which is what Draftss is targeting here) is not tech founders or companies like what most HN folks are doing, but things like people putting on lots of webinars, real estate folks, small mom and pop places that are moving around as "pop up shops", etc.