Client portal plugin for managing client projects.
Client Portal grew primarily through building an audience by speaking at conferences, going on podcasts, and guest posting, which helped generate interest and traffic to its landing page. The founder also leveraged email marketing by pre-selling to contacts made at conferences and through dedicated emails sent by conference organizers. Additionally, Client Portal gained organic traffic from SEO, as many people searched for variations of 'Client Portal for WordPress,' leading them to the website.
“What's really great about Client Portal today is that I'm now getting a decent amount of organic traffic to the website. As it turns out, a few thousand people are searching for some variation of “Client Portal for WordPress” so when they land on client-portal.io (https://www.client-portal.io) th...”
“What's really great about Client Portal today is that I'm now getting a decent amount of organic traffic to the website. As it turns out, a few thousand people are searching for some variation of “Client Portal for WordPress” so when they land on client-portal.io they’re primed and ready to buy.”
“I get quite a lot of SEO traffic and I say quite a lot, I get a decent amount of SEO traffic, but I want to increase that because most of the traffic I get is just for people searching for like best WordPress client portal and so client portal comes up because it's like almost the only one...”
“the first step there from my point of view because I didn't have a product I thought well I'll do a course and I'll teach so I started building an audience of developers using my small network at the time doing things like speaking going on podcasts and like just sharing knowledge and trying to g...”
“I did this by speaking at a lot of conferences about freelancing and design. At one conference in particular, I did a talk on how to work remotely with clients. I mentioned this little portal that I made for myself ... for the rest of the weekend, I had people coming up to me saying, 'Look, can I...”
“I’m also planning on ramping up my affiliate program. I currently have about 300 affiliates but there are a few who consistently earn money from Client Portal. I’d like to reach out to those people and set up some kind of joint venture partnership.”
“I’m also planning on ramping up my affiliate program. I currently have about 300 affiliates but there are a few who consistently earn money from Client Portal. I’d like to reach out to those people and set up some kind of joint venture partnership.”
“I also had the contacts at the conference to be able to email those people because so many of them were interested and do the same offer, so I did pre-sells”
“The organizer of the conference I spoke at reached out and said he’d be willing to list it in his Black Friday sale email AND send out a dedicated email to his list about Client Portal.”
“because I was already building my audience by going and speaking at conferences and going on podcasts, I had a decent sized list.”
“So I started applying to go on podcasts targeting freelancers and agencies. I would talk about how to work remotely with clients and how to give clients a great experience when working together. I'd mention Client Portal briefly, but that wouldn't be the focus of the interview.”
“I launched the presales to a list I had been building of people interested. But my big break came when the organizer of the conference I spoke at ... said he’d be willing to list it in his Black Friday sale email AND send out a dedicated email to his list about Client Portal.”
“My current focus is delving into Facebook ads to see if that can generate more leads for the product. I currently do a bit of retargeting but I’m looking to invest a lot more into it this year.”
“I started applying to go on podcasts targeting freelancers and agencies. I would talk about how to work remotely with clients and how to give clients a great experience when working together. I'd mention Client Portal briefly, but that wouldn't be the focus of the interview.”
“Selling Client Portal to other freelancers came about from me deciding to build my personal brand with the goal of getting more clients. I did this by speaking at a lot of conferences about freelancing and design. At one conference in particular, I did a talk on how to work remotely with clients.”
“I started building an audience of developers using my small network at the time doing things like speaking going on podcasts and like just sharing knowledge and trying to get people to sign up to my email list and build an audience that way”
“trying to get people to sign up to my email list and build an audience that way”
“what I would do is that I would do guest posts for, you know, back then it was things like Sightpoint, Smashing Magazine and stuff like that and then I would speak at conferences and go on podcasts and every time I would just link to this landing page”