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👋 Hello there, how’s it going?
I realised the pain of blogging while I ran my WordPress design agency for the past 3 years. After drafting articles on Google Docs, the process of publishing it to my client’s website was such a waste of time.
It would take me 20 minutes to re-upload images & format my content every time I copy-pasted content to WordPress.
This got me thinking. I thought, why not turn Google Docs into a full blown blogging solution. Google Docs is already the favourite writing tool for most content writers and bloggers. With an industry leading collaboration feature, extensive formatting options and a great overall writing experience Google Docs was already solving a majority of the problem.
Eureka! Me & my co-founder Mohith then started building Typeflo. Our approach was to provide an easy yet robust blogging solution for individuals, and content agencies that includes the following out of the box:
Apart from my agency, I have experience driving growth at SaaS companies since I graduated in 2022 (Yes, we’re young!) and have a good understanding on how SaaS companies function.
While my partner Mohith handles all things tech, I’m the generalist doing everything else at Typeflo. We also have the help of a few contractors. We are ready to take the lead in the SaaS blogging industry!
I invite you all to try out Typeflo and let us know your thoughts! Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions using the comments section below. We promise to take your feedback seriously ❤️
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Can each site be connected to a different Google account?
Do you have links to some example blogs?
The above might help clarify the following.
Are all blogs posts within a single folder, or can we have multiple folders / categories?
Description says “connect domain”, so can we set mydomain.com DNS to point to your server
For plan 1 I understand using cname to point to a sub domain (I assume a sub of a typeflo domain).
I am confused how we use MyDomain.com and Cname with “subfolder”
1) Yes. Infact, we don’t need access to your Google Drive. We only need the link of the Google Doc with permissions set to “Anyone with the link”
2) twoslash.typeflo.io, demo.typeflo.io, chatcare.co/blog
3) You can assign different categories to different posts in Typeflo.
4) For plan one, you can link to your custom domain, or a sub domain of your own domain. For all other tiers, you can link to a subfolder.
5) The only prerequisite for subfolder hosting is your DNS must be on Cloudflare. We will help you with the setup once you have purchased a license.
I like to write stuff and I find AI based blogs are generating content like a factory. This solves the problem of original writing with a nicely hosted blog. Some features such as scheduling need to be added but the team is responsive
Thanks for your comment ✨
Scheduling will be live in less than 7 days.
“If you want to unlock additional user accounts that can also have access to their independent websites and workspaces” I’m confused by this. Do I understand it correctly:
▶️I can create unlimited websites using Google Docs.
▶️I can manage all of them myself or with my team.
▶️I can assign/allow others to manage their own from within the Typeflo dashboard, for up to 50 people/teams (or 49 + my own?)
▶️For the sites that I am managing, the restriction is only to the Typeflo dashboard, I can allow as many people as I want to have edit access to the Google Doc itself. I.e co-manage the site by allowing clients/team members to make changes to the doc itself, just not in the Typeflo dashboard,
Is this correct?
1) That’s correct
2) That’s correct too
3) It would be 49 + your own as each user takes a seat. One seat / team member can be added on 1, or on multiple Typeflo websites.
4) Yes, that’s right. The restriction is only to the Typeflo dashboard, and you can have as many collaborators as you want on Google Docs.
Your team can co-manage the site on Google Docs without any restriction.
Those were some valuable questions, will add these to FAQs. Hope my answer makes your doubts clear.
Hi, I have a couple of questions.
Under the Tier 5 account, is it possible to create 100 blogs for 100 people, who then independently manage their blog, OR would I be limited to only 50 since the max is 50 users?
Thank you.
Hi,
The number of websites and user accounts that can manage their own blog/website independently is specified in each tier. For Tier 5, there is an extremely generous allowance of unlimited websites and 50 user accounts that will be able to use their own independent workspace.
If you want to unlock additional user accounts that can also have access to their independent websites and workspaces, you can stack more than one Tier 5 on top. Each top tier 5 stack will grant you access to 50 additional user accounts to add to your current number of users. Stacking 5 of them (5x tier 5) will grant you an extra bonus of 100 additional user accounts on top.
Let’s say a client stops paying 6 months after we publish blog posts on their website using Typeflo. So what happens to the already published blog posts on domain.com/blog/ ? do they vanish, or stay?
Since your cost for purchasing Typeflo is a one time payment, you can choose to keep the website up, or delete the website if your client stops paying you.