Most founders wish they started content/SEO earlier, but few have the time when building a new business.
The solution: A done-for-you blog service for busy startup/business founders.
No need to do keyword research or provide topics. Just pay a flat fee every month and get ready-to-publish content on a regular schedule.
Almost everyone has this problem and I have seen some startups solving same problem with AI… but I guess this would be a nice niche to explore
I've noticed some AI products in this niche as well, but almost none of them are fully automated (as far as I know), at least not like the OP mentioned
Now this is interesting, do you have a landing page? I had this problem before i had to learn to write blog posts and use AI to generate them then do some fine tuning.
I believe a couple founders would have this problem
Threw together a landing page!
https://www.writemyblog.xyz/
How much would you be willing to pay per article?
As you mentioned, this wouldn't be achievable with purely software and would be a combination of human + AI tooling.
Nice in as much as i've exited, if i was to use this i prolly won't pay $97 per month (maybe i'm not your ideal customer though) love that you're charging already i personally would pay something around $25
But don't take my word for it, test with other founders who actually have this problem
Goodluck
Can I ask you that did you succeed to make it quality articles?
Also which Ai did you use (openai, or something smaller like huggingface or even a self-hosted solution)?
I used writesonic and then edited after they generated the blog post
Hey Yang,
Loved reading your post here - it really resonated with me. Like you, I've navigated the early-stage startup waters, juggling a zillion tasks including the often under-prioritized yet crucial content marketing and SEO. We actually built something strikingly similar to what you described out of necessity; an automated blog service meticulously crafted for the chaotic schedule of startup founders.
We initially developed this as an internal tool aimed at improving our organic traffic without diverting too much focus from product development and customer service. However, it's morphed into something much bigger - our main product https://texta.ai/, effectively solving a universal problem many of us face.
Our product effortlessly curates ready-to-publish content by lining up with your niche or analyzing competitors' blogs, just as you envisioned. Here are the crown jewels of the service:
I figured sharing this might hit the right chord with many here, seeing how we were in the same boat not too long ago. If you ever find yourself curious or in a pinch for time (as we all do), I'd love to show you how it has streamlined our content efforts and how it might ease yours.
All the best,
Arman
I'd be interesting in creating something like this, let me know if you want to potentially partner up.
Let's connect - I'll DM you on Twitter
EDIT: looks like you have DMs turned off.
I certainly see the value to a business with this idea. Low-effort path to content marketing.
As a consumer I do have qualms. I already dislike the endless blogspam that already exists, I would feel guilty adding to it.
Definitely see where you're coming from.
High quality content > filler content stuff with keywords any day.
I think there's something in this idea for sure. I'd be willing to pay $XX a month for 1-5 blog posts a month that I don't need to edit. Then maybe you can have a sliding scale to $XXX for a higher number of blog posts each month for larger businesses?
I'd also recommend you avoid the pay per article route as that's a harder way to build predictable MRR. Unless you opt for the "credit" system which some AI tools use already.
Just a few ideas - good luck with it all!
Just threw together a landing page: https://www.writemyblog.xyz/
Let me know what you think!
By flat fee you mean a normal subscription like 20-30 USD?
I'd definitely use this service, if it's in my indie price range, and the articles don't require (or very little) editing on my part.
It would likely be higher price depending on number of articles required.
As mentioned by some other IHers above, this wouldn't be achievable with purely software and would be a combination of human + AI tooling.