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It’s silly not to include this in the article. The majority of these “one man shows” are the result of years of work building an online audience, and then launc
by ryanSrich 5y ago
It’s silly not to include this in the article. The majority of these “one man shows” are the result of years of work building an online audience, and then launching a business around that audience.
Roam is another example. Without Conor having the Twitter audience he had and the hype around Roam, specifically on Twitter, they don’t hit $2m+ in rev their first month of turning on pricing.
- rexreed 5y agoThat's because this article was written by a company that ghost writes articles for tech companies for content marketing purposes. Paddle.com is the beneficiary of this content, and HSG is the marketing company that wrote this article. So, yeah, of course it's thinly veiled product marketing and misses quite a bit of detail while gently pushing a SaaS solution for revenue growth that happens to be tailored to the small B2B or B2C SaaS company. I guess the content writers do a good job because this sort of advertorial is quite subtle and looks genuine. Indeed the website that this is hosted on is just a means to gather email subscriptions for product promotion as well as content marketing SEO juju.