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Good outreach isn't automated.
Behind every successful guest post placement are real conversations with website owners, discussions about pricing, editorial guidelines, and publishing requirements.
I'm focused on building genuine publisher relationships that create value for both clients and publishers.
That's the kind of network I'm working to grow every day.
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New: 30 days of social media content, in 24 hours
A lot of good websites sit next to a social feed that went quiet months ago. There's never a free week to make the posts.
So I built Nagz LaunchKit. Send your website, and within 24 hours of payment you get a month of finished content, in your brand: reels that show your actual website, carousels, posts and captions. On time, or your money back.
Instagram Kit $149, YouTube Kit $179, LinkedIn Kit $99, or all three for $299.
It's on my profile, under Services. How many posts did your brand publish last month?
#SocialMediaContent #ContentCreation #SaaSMarketing #ReelsForBusiness #SmallBusiness
This is so true, a good website with a quiet social feed looks like the business closed. Most owners know they need to post but they never get a free week to make it. Showing their real website in reels is smart, it builds trust faster than generic templates. For local...
Most SaaS landing pages lose visitors in the first 5 seconds. Not because the product is bad, but because the page doesn't explain it fast enough.
That was the challenge behind Flowmind, an AI workflow tool I designed and built in Webflow:
→ A hero that says what it does in one line
→ Product visuals instead of vague illustrations
→ Pricing and FAQs that answer objections before they become questions
→ Fully responsive, fast, and easy for the client to update through the CMS
A website isn't decoration. It's your best salesperson, working 24/7.
If your landing page isn't converting the way it should, let's talk. 👇
This is so true, most landing pages lose people not because the product is bad but because the hero takes too long to explain it. Your one line hero for Flowmind does exactly what it should, you know what it does in 2 seconds. For local businesses I see the same thing, if the...
First post here. I’m an AI automation engineer, mostly Make.com and the Claude API.
The project I’ve spent the last year on: a content pipeline for a travel publisher that takes one topic line and returns a finished, SEO-ready article, logged to Airtable and pushed to the site. Biggest lessons were about production, not prompts. Strict structured outputs took parsing failures to zero. Consolidating two AI vendors into one cut token cost 75%. Automated length, link and duplicate checks removed a full editing pass per article.
Happy to talk shop with anyone building similar things.
Lessons being about production rather than prompts matches what I see shipping with AI. How do you catch articles that pass every automated check but are still factually off for the publisher?