@NicheDown@GrantTrahant Hey @GrantTrahant! We will be likely be pushing this out in January, definitely a priority, but we also have some great optimizations coming down the pipeline first
Big things happening for @keysearchco.
Face-lift incoming.
Funny story - at the same time I was talking with @carrynointerest about possibly becoming part owners in KeySearch, I had a zoom call with @kylesamera about the keyword research tool he built, Serpdrill.
Kyle was interested in potentially partnering with us as well. I disclosed at the beginning of the call that we were talking with someone else. Kyle and I chatted a bit. I was incredibly impressed with what he built, and that was that.
Now we’re on the same team.
Twitter is still massively underrated….
I BOUGHT ANOTHER COMPANY.
I have completed my first add on for my personal portco (@keysearchco) with @NicheDown / @patientpublish.
We have acquired @serpdrill. We are bringing on @kylesamera who founded serpdrill.
We fully plan on @kylesamera leading Keysearch someday soon. He is a brilliant entrepreneur who I admire on many levels.
So, why are we buying Serpdrill? Candidly, it is a better friggin product.
The first time I saw it, I literally thought to myself 'this is what keysearch should be'. So I DM'ed him and said 'bro please let us buy your company'.
More importantly, Kyle was in charge of it. I thoroughly believe that talent is the most important part of building technology products, and I was beyond impressed by Kyle.
So, what's next? We are REALLY excited to bring the @serpdrill way of thinking/product to Keysearch's 10,000 customers.
Keysearch undoubtedly needed a facelift, and I couldn't think of a better person than @kylesamera to be in charge of that. I mean he literally built a better product.
give @kylesamera a follow; the guy is something else!
So far I am very impressed with SERPDRILL. It has a certain intuitiveness and direct usefulness. Plus, a surprise AI writer which did very well on the first try!
Where's all the LTD (Lifetime deals) at?!
@ashleyrudland Right now, using a combination of a few apis and some scrapes here and there to achieve our output.
Most keyword tools besides the majors do it this way I believe.