Partnering with businesses for ads and marketing
Hey. I am a marketing designer. I have ads doing 4-10x ROAS for a software company. I can also help with other design, branding, marketing, CRO, creative, and strategy to help you sell your products.
Looking to partner with interesting products where i can lead design and creative direction/strategy on a contract and revenue share basis.
Best fit for founders with software businesses who understands the potential for marketing, design and creative work to sell their product and is willing to trust in someone with proven work. Can also be for agencies.
The combination of contract work and revenue share makes this especially interesting for early-stage software companies. Sharing a few specific campaign examples, including the starting point and how your creative improved ROAS, could make it easier for founders to see where you would fit.
Please don't respond to this post with ai. If you want to work with me just say that, if not don't respond.
The offer itself is strong, but what would make this significantly more compelling is the mechanism behind the ROAS claim. Right now it reads as outcome-first without enough signal on why it worked or in what context. In performance-driven partnerships, the “how” usually matters as much as the result because it tells founders whether the success is transferable or situational.
Hey — solo dev here. I built and shipped InstaBid (getinstabid. app), a multi-tenant SaaS for pressure washing contractors. Live production, every line of code mine.
Honest state: $0 revenue. Ran cold calls to my target market — a couple demos, zero closes. The build works. My outreach skills don't.
I still think the product and vertical is viable — contractors lose leads to slow quote turnaround, and the tool captures both qualified AND partial leads instantly. The pain is real; I just haven't been able to sell it myself.
Curious if this is the type of product you'd take on for a partnership.
Would love to see if there's a fit
The premise of your product seems fine for an indie project. I don't think you are solving the best problem for your target audience to justify a them using your app though.
Ill pass on this.
Strong positioning—especially the focus on ROAS-backed outcomes rather than generic “design services.” The revenue-share angle can work well, but it usually succeeds when expectations, attribution, and tracking are extremely tight from day one. You might get better traction if you also specify the types of funnels or channels where your 4–10x ROAS came from (paid social, search, landing pages, etc.). That helps founders map you to their stack faster instead of treating it as a broad marketing offer.