Software and startups

Launch day shouldn't be your only day.

You built something people can use. Now it has to be found, again and again, by the people who'd care. markora does the growth work that keeps slipping to next week: a search audit, the right launch sites and directories, and posts and answers written for each place your users spend time. A real person checks everything, and you approve it.

Why good products stay quiet

A launch brings a spike, then silence. Most founders know they should keep going: write, answer questions, get listed, fix search. Then a release takes the week and the month is gone.

Ads can fill the gap, but they stop the moment the budget does, and people have learned to tune them out. Earned attention lasts longer. It just needs someone to do the work.

What we do for you

  • A search audit. We look at your site the way a search engine does and tell you plainly what to fix first.
  • A plan for where your users are. The launch sites, directories, communities and newsletters that fit your product, instead of every platform at once.
  • Content written for each place. A post for a feed, a useful answer for a community, a page for search: each in that place's own style. Never one post pasted everywhere.
  • Listings and comparison pages. Software directories, "alternatives to" pages and your own comparison pages, so people already shopping can find you.
  • Honest reviews from real users. We help you ask your real users, all of them, with neutral wording. No fake reviews, no rewards.
  • A short demo video. A walkthrough made from a real screen recording of your product.
  • One page, every month. Signups from tagged links, search clicks and referrals, next to where you started.

How it goes

  1. You tell us what it does and who it's for. Plus read-only access to your analytics and Search Console, so we can record a baseline.
  2. We audit and plan. You get what to fix first and where we'd show up, in plain language.
  3. You approve each post. Nothing goes out without your OK. A few minutes a week.
  4. You see what moved. Every month, one page: the numbers, next to where you began.

What we won't do

  • No fake reviews. No made-up reviews, no rewards for reviews, no asking only your happiest customers.
  • No ads. We don't buy attention. We earn it, so it keeps working when a budget runs out.
  • No fake accounts. Everything goes out from your own accounts, in your name, and says plainly that we run your marketing.
  • No promised results. We can't promise traffic, customers or revenue. The monthly report shows what moved and what else changed that month.
  • No lock-in. You own every account. We work through access you can remove at any time.

Questions

Is this just an SEO tool?

No. Tools give you data and a way to post, and you still decide what and where. markora does the work and you approve it. A set of SEO tools from the same team is on the way.

Will you spam communities?

No. Communities punish self-promotion, and they're right to. We write answers that are useful on their own, say plainly who we work for, and follow each community's rules.

Will you guarantee signups?

No one honestly can. We measure with tagged links, Search Console and analytics, and tell you what moved and what we can't take credit for.

Do I need an audience already?

No. That's the point. We start from your product and the people who'd want it.

What does it cost?

We haven't published prices yet. The price is agreed in writing before we start, and there is no lock-in: you can end at any time and keep every account and asset.

Is it open now?

Not yet. We're opening to a small group of founding customers first so each one gets proper attention. Join the waitlist and a real person will write to you the moment early access opens.

Built something? Let people find it.

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