Igor! We tried this but for iOS we could never find a way to make it so that it would be accepted into the App Store. How are you planning to do that? See my old site ping.wpengine.com
@automateIQ I can't share all the details but Pingy already passed the Apple Review Team. If you're interested in the project, feel free to reach out to me directly. You can find my contacts at igorzhariy.com
Badly needed for people who want to attract visitors and have no idea how to write. Do you use any of Niel Patel’s structure and guidance in the writing?
@automateIQ Thanks for asking that! There is no such particular format but our writers know how to present any niche content. For example - A product review blog post will be written in the format, starting with: Listing of all products with ratings 1. "Description of product 2. "Explain what is wrong within product 3. Pros & Cons 4. Buyer's Guide.
Moreover, we follow a particular personalized type - content. People love to buy from people who they can relate to. So instead of writing as a company we write as a person. Using lots of 'I' and 'you' to emphasize on having a conversation.
Being specific: People loved to be lead by their hands. Being biased: People love conflicting opinions.
So these are the parameters we have been now training our writers to adapt and follow this format that surely bring customers.
@automateIQ i know right?? I've been working remotely for about 8 years and wish this existed before. Yep similar to Airbnb, people will set their own prices. If people have baller places and have extras to offer like podcasting equipment, green screens / home studios, etc they are able to charge higher prices.
@automateIQ Hi Chris! You can do it right on our website (https://www.entreeworkspace.com/). Right now, we only need the email, so that we can send the beta test to our private users.
How does this compare with Pendo for recording and data collection? Do you have to put tags on everything or will it track all in app interactions (web and mobile) does it have in App messages and walk through tours?
@automateIQ sorry for the late reply here, but we've already had a talk in our live chat. Well, as I said, Dashly could do walk through tours and track app and website interactions, but it depends on your requirements and goals. See you on Friday!
Very cool gang, I can see this as very beneficial. It would be great to capture "To Do" list at the top of the transcript by saying "To Do" or "Create Task" during a conversation and the AI will place it at the top in a bullet point list.
@automateIQ Hi Chris!! Thanks for the kind words. We are in the process of building all the integrations. Keep on using the product and we will be releasing new features every other week.
Great idea. I saw something like this 5 years back but it didn't take off and I really loved it. I can't recall the name. Who are your biggest competitors and what do you do differently?
@automateIQ Hi, There's not many tools out there who do simple content marketing analytics. One of them is called momently but they're not making it any more intuitive than google analytics and they don't have historical data.
So I would say Google Analytics. What we do differently is we gather the data - relevant for content marketing - that is spread out behind hundreds of clicks and bring them together in one easy overview where you can immediately see the growth and the performance of each blogpost per month/week and get acquisition, conversion, audience, seo data for that blogpost & period in 1 click.
We are also adding data that GA doesn't have: author, category,... and we're integrating with wordpress to be able to analyse the content itself.
In a few words: visual, easy, intuitive and content marketing specific.
Love the idea... but why the 15% fee? Why not a monthly access to the tool for others to use? That is a very hefty fee considering it is just a tool and not white glove recruiting like I've seen in the past.
@automateIQ Hey Chris, thanks for the comment! Glad you like the idea. To clarify - we're actually providing data-driven recruiting. Once a company signs up with us, we're sourcing and filtering for the best candidates on our user-side (Product Challenger is essentially a marketplace) and recommending them to companies. We get data on their skillsets as and when they solve case challenges on our user side platform. So, essentially we're reducing the time and money companies spend looking for and filtering through PMs.
Thanks for asking that!
There is no such particular format but our writers know how to present any niche content.
For example - A product review blog post will be written in the format, starting with:
Listing of all products with ratings
1. "Description of product
2. "Explain what is wrong within product
3. Pros & Cons
4. Buyer's Guide.
Moreover, we follow a particular personalized type - content. People love to buy from people who they can relate to. So instead of writing as a company we write as a person. Using lots of 'I' and 'you' to emphasize on having a conversation.
Being specific: People loved to be lead by their hands.
Being biased: People love conflicting opinions.
So these are the parameters we have been now training our writers to adapt and follow this format that surely bring customers.
So I would say Google Analytics. What we do differently is we gather the data - relevant for content marketing - that is spread out behind hundreds of clicks and bring them together in one easy overview where you can immediately see the growth and the performance of each blogpost per month/week and get acquisition, conversion, audience, seo data for that blogpost & period in 1 click.
We are also adding data that GA doesn't have: author, category,... and we're integrating with wordpress to be able to analyse the content itself.
In a few words: visual, easy, intuitive and content marketing specific.