do you have the same revenue, it decreased? Are you servicing local CH customers or international?
Is it outsourcing or you sell your own services/products?

Where do you find people who are good at B2B content, engaging communities, content distribution and everything?

What would be a good budget on a monthly basis for a full-time employee?

I've made a list of things this role would do, but seems way too much. Is this reasonable?

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The role covers blog content, social media, newsletters, directory submissions, community engagement, and supporting visual creation.

The person should understand each product and its audience, communicate technical concepts clearly, and find relevant conversations where the products can be mentioned naturally and transparently. 

Success will be measured through consistent execution, content quality, qualified traffic, product signups, newsletter engagement, community growth, and open-source adoption.

Responsibilities by project

Project	Primary content focus
Actor	AI productivity, email, calendar, tasks, automation, use cases for professionals, AI work assistants, product comparisons
VibeTrace	Ecommerce marketing, email automation, customer data, segmentation, product recommendations, Klaviyo alternatives
Open-source projects	Technical tutorials, GitHub launches, setup guides, developer communities, changelogs, examples and contributor outreach
OneMillionLines	Product-specific educational content, founder story, progress updates, community building and relevant use cases
Chrome Extensions	Product specific educational content

Expected weekly output

A reasonable workload could be. This could improve over time, as long as you get used to our activity. We’re using AI for generating Outlines, Idea, Research.

• 3–5 substantial blog posts
• 10–15 LinkedIn posts/articles
• 10–15 Facebook posts
• 3 Medium 
• 10 Reddit posts
• 20–30 useful community comments
• 5–10 directory submissions or listing updates (not repetitively)
• 1-2 newsletter
• Visual assets for all published content
• One weekly performance and activity report

Weekly reporting

The report should include:

• Content published, with links
• Directory submissions and their status
• Community comments and discussions
• Newsletter results
• Traffic, clicks, signups, leads, and GitHub activity
• Best-performing topics and channels
• Work planned for the following week
• Information or approvals needed from you

Activities for this role (suggestions, ideas)

Create and distribute useful content that increases awareness, website traffic, product adoption, newsletter subscribers, GitHub engagement, and qualified leads across all projects.

AI may be used for research assistance, outlines, first drafts, repurposing, and image creation—but not for publishing unsupervised content.

The person remains responsible for:

• Verifying every fact, claim, statistic, and link.
• Adding original insights, examples, screenshots, and product experience.
• Writing for the audience’s real needs, not merely targeting keywords.
• Removing generic, repetitive, exaggerated, or invented information.
• Following each community’s rules and avoiding automated spam.
• Reviewing every article and post manually before publication.
• Updating or removing outdated and inaccurate content.

The standard is simple: AI accelerates the work; human judgment ensures it is accurate, original, and genuinely useful.

Core responsibilities

1. Content planning

• Maintain a separate content calendar for each project.
• Understand the audience, positioning, competitors, and key features of each product.
• Identify relevant topics, keywords, industry discussions, launches, and trends.
• Repurpose one main topic into multiple formats and channels.
• Balance educational, product-focused, comparison, case-study, and founder content.

2. Long-form content

• Write SEO-oriented blog posts.
• Create tutorials, guides, use cases, product comparisons, and case studies.
• Publish product announcements and feature-release articles.
• Write content explaining the open-source projects and how to use them.
• Update older articles when products or market information changes.
• Add screenshots, examples, internal links, and calls to action.

3. Social media content

Create and publish content for:

• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Reddit
• Medium
• Relevant developer or startup communities

Content may include:

• Short educational posts
• Product tips and feature demonstrations
• Founder insights
• Before-and-after workflows
• Problem/solution posts
• Launch announcements
• Customer stories
• Open-source updates
• Polls and discussion starters
• Repurposed sections from blog posts

Each post should be adapted to the platform rather than copied identically everywhere.

4. Community engagement

• Monitor relevant discussions on LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook groups, and other communities.
• Write genuinely helpful comments and answers.
• Mention a product only when it directly solves the problem being discussed.
• Participate consistently using transparent, non-spammy accounts.
• Track discussions where a future follow-up may be useful.
• Respond to comments on company and founder posts.
• Identify recurring questions that can become future content.

The goal is to build credibility first—not place promotional links everywhere.

5. Directory and marketplace listings

• Research relevant SaaS, AI, ecommerce, productivity, developer, and open-source directories.
• Register each eligible product.
• Prepare optimized titles, short descriptions, full descriptions, categories, screenshots, logos, and links.
• Maintain a database of submissions, credentials/ownership, status, publication URL, and review date.
• Keep listings updated after important product changes.
• Identify launch opportunities on platforms such as Product Hunt and relevant “alternative to” directories.
• Avoid low-quality or suspicious directories.

6. Newsletter production

• Plan and write newsletters for each appropriate audience.
• Turn product updates and blog content into newsletter editions.
• Create useful subject lines, preview text, body copy, and calls to action.
• Segment content when audiences have different interests.
• Proofread links, formatting, and tracking parameters.
• Review open, click, reply, signup, and conversion performance.
• Suggest follow-up newsletters based on results.

7. Visual content

• Create featured images for blog posts.
• Produce social media graphics and carousels.
• Create simple diagrams, comparison tables, and workflow illustrations.
• Prepare real screenshots and product mockups.
• Resize visuals for each publishing platform.
• Follow the visual identity of each project.
• Maintain an organized library of editable source files and exported assets.

8. Content operations

• Maintain a content backlog and weekly publishing schedule.
• Keep product information, screenshots, links, and descriptions organized.
• Request technical validation before publishing complex claims.
• Proofread for accuracy, readability, tone, and platform compliance.
• Add UTM parameters or another agreed attribution method.
• Track publication URLs and repurposed versions.
• Report results and recommend what to create next.

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I want to continue with the same model. If I click No it stops and does nothing.

Why doesn't it continue automatically after the reset?

What's the best approach to continue after the time limit? Just choose No and write a new "continue" request?

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I am looking to hire a growth marketer with focus on content.

It's fully remote, full-time, for people with demonstrable B2B content experience.

Salary starts from $800/month and grows based on your experience. We will also use AI.

Focus will be to create content on social media, blogs, websites related to multiple projects that we run.
We will focus on SEO, various communities, groups on linkedin and social media platforms.

If interested contact me in private with your portfolio and your location. English is mandatory

Thank you.

Following real-estate opportunities in CH and I tend to see a few commercial real-estate that look better than residential.

Anyone having commercial in portfolio? Pros and cons?

This appears now on personal free google accounts as well.

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I run multiple Saas products (and various tools to connect them). I need someone to handle content marketing for all those products. Only B2B products.

You need to have experience with tech products prior to this.

You will handle social media accounts, pages, blogs, websites, copy. Organic content, text+image. If you have experience video (screen recording) is ideal.

We use AI for this but still you need to know what you're doing.

Job is remote and requires you to provide past references.

English mandatory, if you speak extra spanish or german is ideal.

Comment or send me a DM with the salary you want for part-time/full-time and portfolio/references.

I run multiple Saas products (and various tools to connect them). I need someone to handle content marketing for all those products. Only B2B products.

You need to have experience with tech products prior to this.

You will handle social media accounts, pages, blogs, websites, copy. Organic content, text+image. If you have experience video (screen recording) is ideal.

We use AI for this but still you need to know what you're doing.

Job is remote and requires you to provide past references.

English mandatory, if you speak extra spanish or german is ideal.

Comment or send me a DM with the salary you want for part-time/full-time and portfolio/references.

It's gets back after you close and open the app again.

However sometimes is frustrating as you need to reopen terminals, tasks whatever.

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No tracking, no account needed, no limits.

Fully open-source

Try it here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/media-viewer-for-reddit/jbilmgcmmogcafmcfcbdgkoaahkocaie?authuser=0&hl=en

Part of onemillionlines.com project.

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Where do you guys think remote work is heading in the next 5–10 years? Do you think it’ll become less common?

Have a few million tokens and would develop it free of charge.

Ideally open source or with high security standards.

Must allow to create automations

Let's say your agent solves various tasks that return some resources from your system. Referenced items include some ID's (to simplify things). Which can't be added to the reply text.

How do you resolve those references when a multi-turn conversation references them?

For example:

Give me my top X?
--- answer here
Can you detail #3?
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instead of switching between contexts, apps, devices, do you think this AI will become a single central super app that dynamically access, builds and resolves our needs?

or did you start it as a side job?

It's easy to maybe read some approaches, frameworks and so on.
But how you actually do it on the long term, while still being busy with normal day to day tasks.
It's not like you can throw everything away and do 100% differently.

I know that this takes time. Anyone who really did it and never returned to old version of himself?

Can I use Mailfence with Outlook and install some apps to help me manage my email?