How many times has this happened to you?
You have an opinion to share, or want to write about things you’re learning while building your startup but aren’t able to do it? Other priorities and support requests often leave no time for typing in more than a few words on that Google Doc. And those words pretty much stay there for days.
It has happened to me. And, if I'm not wrong, it's not just me.
Now, imagine a service where we just send an outline, in any form — some pointers, or a voice note, a reference article, practically anything that can help a content writer understand the content you're looking for, and they convert that into an article that’s true to your vision and tone.
That's how the idea of Springzo came into being.
You share your thoughts with us, in any form you are comfortable and an expert content writer writes that article for you.
👏 OUTLINE → BLOG POST
🥚 Here's an example. Recently, I sent the following outline to our content writer — I wrote it in my Google Keep while on the go (excuse the typos. But that's the whole point of this service. Send the outline... that matters, not the grammar and punctuation): https://zo.springzo.com/outline-1
🐥 Voila, in 3 days I have the final article. It's here: https://www.springzo.com/convertkit-seva-fiasco/
🤔 CAN CONTENT REALLY HELP YOUR BUSINESS?
I look around at IndieHackers. Startups that have a higher recall and visibility are the ones that are open about their journey and share it with everyone else here in the community. How is that journey shared? With some form of content, right?
Every maker here on IH wants to share their stories too - what they learned, how are they growing, where did they fail, what are they working on, life-changing experience and lots more. But amid their busy schedules, they aren’t able to take the time out to work on the content. They have great ideas but aren’t always able to sit down and write content.
Let's accept it, writing content is time-consuming - outline > extended outline > research > scratch notes > first draft > going back to Google to ensure correct use of words > edits.
Not to mention the question that constantly clouds the mind, “is writing really the best use of my time right now?”
That is also the primary reasons why, we have kept things simple at Springzo - You let us know what content you need, and we will write it. Simple.
And it is not just that. A service like this also needs to be affordable. And so we have kept our pricing such that makers at any stage of their product journey can comfortably avail it.
Would really love to see if some makers would want to give Springzo a try.
I also welcome your feedback on the service.