Hey Zack,

I'd rather get in, look around, and figure out what's possible than write a big plan up front. Here's where I'd start.

What I'd do

• Look at what you've got and set up tracking so you can see which funnels are working.
• Set up a system that enriches every signup as they come in and sorts people by what they're likely using Mixlayer for, so what they hear from you feels personal.
• Set up the emails that go out after someone signs up, like a welcome and a nudge if they get stuck.
• Email the people who've already signed up.
• Send a note from you to the people using Mixlayer most, to learn how they use it and find a few case studies.
• Make some tutorials that show how to get going fast.
• Build a system so you're putting out more founder content without it eating your time, starting with tweets about the interesting stuff you're building, for you to tweak and post.
• Keep an eye on Hacker News, Reddit and X. You'll see what people are saying about Mixlayer, and get a Slack ping when someone asks about a model you serve so you can jump in with a reply fast.

These are starting ideas. Once I'm in and can see the numbers, I'll chase whatever looks most promising.

What I need

Full access to the marketing site, PostHog, Vercel and whatever else you're running, plus the signups Slack channel and an API key with credits. For the note to your top users, either a way to send from your email or you hit send.

I won't touch your models or inference, and anything public gets your OK first.

Cost

We can start with 30 days and I'll see how far I get. I'm asking you to trust me to figure it out, so if you're not happy when we check in at the end, you get your money back. If you are, I'd love a testimonial. Tools and any credits we give developers are on Mixlayer.

Cathryn