We have about 2,000 monthly visitors but nobody converts to paid.
2,000 visitors is a starting point — but conversion to paid is a multi-step funnel. Where's the biggest drop-off: visitors to signup, signup to activation, or activation to paid? Let's find the leak before trying to fix anything.
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Project Context That Persists
Every chat starts with your product brief, past decisions, and channel history. No more re-explaining your product to a chatbot.
What channels should I focus on next?
Based on your product brief — you're a developer tool with a free tier and $29/mo paid plan. Your activation rate is strong but acquisition is the bottleneck. Let's look at the channels that work best for developer tools at your stage.
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39 Channel Playbooks
Not vibes - structured playbooks for every growth channel from SEO to TikTok Ads. The agent reads them before giving advice.
Should I try Reddit for marketing?
Before you post anything — Reddit has specific rules per subreddit and the community will downvote anything promotional. Here's the playbook: find 3-5 subreddits where your audience hangs out, contribute genuinely for 2 weeks, then share something useful that happens to mention your product.
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Tools That Actually Do Things
Scrape a URL, draft a post, pull your analytics - right inside the chat. You see every action it takes.
Can you check what my competitors are doing on Twitter?
I'll scrape their recent posts and analyze the engagement patterns. Give me the handles and I'll pull their last 30 days of content, break down what's working, and draft a content strategy based on the gaps.