Hey [Name], congratulations on crossing [milestone], that's awesome!

Not sure if you've seen, but I'm working on building a marketing & sales community for bootstrappers, solo founders, and small businesses called SellInPublic.com

I saw on LinkedIn you mentioned that you like to try to [LinkedIn post details] and you clearly have a lot of insights with SEO. It would be great to have your voice and insights on the site.

It uses the same login system as NumbersQ (now called MetricRiv) so you basically already have an account!

If you have any questions or run into any problems (it is a very early beta), please let me know. You can even [additional private details] 🤣.

Either way, keep doing what you are doing - it is great seeing you grow!

Hey [Name], thanks for the response.

Fair question. Here are my thoughts:
• I want to create a library of content specifically about sales and marketing geared towards builders and developers. (Note, a lot of these items would be solved by IndieHackers but from my perspective it is a bit of a ghost town, the newest page has a ton of 0 comment posts and/or spam like "How to Find a Good Property Manager" that is not being dealt with).
• Twitter is more of a stream of content than a forum. If you have a question about someone's post from 6 months ago, very few people are going to see your comment (SellInPublic works old-school and bumps threads to the top like old-school forums).
• It is hard to search/find old posts/threads on Twitter. My long term plans for SIP include allowing each user to create "libraries" to group their posts.
• People limit what they post on Twitter (or post clickbait) to comply with the algorithm. On SIP, there is no algorithm. I'm tracking every single outreach I do on my SIP site which would not work well on Twitter. Here is the link to me documenting my initial outreach to you:
https://sellinpublic.com/agraddy.sip.name/104
So instead of fighting and figuring out an algorithm, users can just post info they think is relevant to learning about sales and marketing.
• The plan is to sustain SIP by charging for API access. So no ads and friendly for developers to build other tools on top of the API.

I realize you are growing a pretty impressive following on both Twitter and LinkedIn so SIP may not be good use of your time for now (if that is the case, no worries).

You were one of the first people I connected with on here so I just wanted to reach out to you and let you know about it.

PS Sorry for this long response, I wasn't sure how to respond to the question without each of these points.

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