No-code blogging platform utilizing Notion as CMS
Feather grew primarily through organic channels such as Twitter and word of mouth, which were the main sources of customer acquisition. The founder also focused on SEO by publishing help articles and content to improve organic search traffic and reduce customer questions. Additionally, consistent posting on Twitter and building a waitlist before product launch were part of the marketing efforts to attract users.
“My main channel of customer acquisition has been through Twitter and word of mouth.”
“Right now everything is from Twitter and Word of Mouth obviously.”
“Just blog and Twitter. Blog also right now, so it's not there. Right now everything is from Twitter and Word of Mouth obviously.”
“My main channel of customer acquisition has been through Twitter and word of mouth.”
“You seem to know a lot about SEO because you've built Feather to be very SEO optimized, at least on the technical side. ... SEO is something I'm really trying to figure out this year as well.”
“So right now, yeah, the main thing I wanted to push on is SEO. I think that will work pretty well for this. So I'll start with publishing the help articles. So right now, most of my time is answering questions to customers. Yeah, I think these help guides will help reduce that. Yeah, I will plan ...”
“So even for MDX, so when I started, even before writing a single line of code, I started marketing for that. So I started a wait list, I created a basic landing page. So even when building MDX for every little thing, I started posting on Twitter. So today I did this. So every time I post, I'll ge...”