se7entyse7en.me
Full-time solopreneur sharing journey!
Ex Director of Eng @ Linux Foundation
Ex Head of Eng @ Athenian
10+y in tech as Soft Eng
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- HaveYouHeard.io
- HeyEcho.xyz
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Cool! Pinned!
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Wow that awesome! How did you promote it? Social media?
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Woo! Thanks mate for these! 🙏
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Will def do! I also have a mailing list that I’ll use for that 👍
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💯
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Fully agree!
This is the 3rd version already as I recently changed the core value prop so I needed the landing to reflect that
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Yeah this one it wouldn’t have taken me much time neither tbh 😅.
I guess conversion is the clock to telegram?
This is btw the landing I was referring to
heyecho.xyz
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😂
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At current @heyecho.xyz price you get a 2k words post at most at 5.8€. So assuming you’d pay 100$ that’s roughly 94% less and way less time for a high-quality blog post.
You can test it yourself with the free plan which gives you one free blog post a month forever!
LMK if you wanna talk more!
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Hey thanks!
WRT the price, it comes from the value you get. An mid SEO content writer would cost you 100-300$ for a 2k words post. On top of that you need to allocate time to find the writer and wait a couple of days for the post.
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Fully agree 👍
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These fixes may seem small — but they remove real friction for founders and marketers using HeyEcho daily.
If you’re already in, you’ll feel the difference.
If not, the first post’s on us: heyecho.xyz
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❌ Someone else briefly saw your draft?
This only happened during live generation (via WebSocket updates), but we patched it.
Your content is now private by default, always.
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❌ Lost in your draft pile?
You can now mark posts as published and attach the live URL. A tiny change that makes a big difference when managing lots of content.
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❌ “Top 5” titles that aren’t actual lists?
HeyEcho loves listicles — because they work.
But until now, the content didn’t always match. That’s fixed.
You get what the title promises — every time.
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❌ Generation fails mid-way and you lose everything?
Now, if something breaks, you can retry with a single click — no need to redo the whole workflow.
Just hit the new button and you're back on track.
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Because great content marketing doesn’t start with writing.
It starts with strategy.
HeyEcho now helps you:
→ Plan your blog
→ Understand the “why” behind every topic
→ Write content that actually drives traffic
👉 Try it free: heyecho.xyz
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This means:
→ No more guessing what to publish next
→ No more disconnected posts
→ A scalable, SEO-friendly system
→ And yes—HeyEcho still writes the posts too
→ You stay in control: generate, skip, or bookmark
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HeyEcho now builds your content strategy, not just your blog posts.
It uses a structure called the Content Hub with 3 layers:
🧩 Themes – key topics your audience cares about
🏛 Pillars – broad, high-value overviews
🔗 Clusters – deep dives that support and link back
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Thanks! I never heard about it, seems interesting 👍
I’ve been always using Clerk so far
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Thanks a lot for taking the time to review it! This is very useful!
This is an interesting take. In future @heyecho.xyz will also allow uploading extra resources in addition to just analyzing the landing page, and that should help targeting the audience even better.
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Yeah, that's exactly the current focus of @heyecho.xyz that is bringing TOFU traffic with informative content useful for users that are at the beginning of their journey with your product.
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So you can’t wait getting a lot of pressure from getting paid customers when indie 🤣
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That's great to hear! I'm happy you liked it!
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Thanks @pst.blue for your interest!
Here it is!
heyecho.xyz/examples/the...
Let me know what you think! 🙏
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The page I'll share is marked as `noindex` so you can use it on your own blog without any SEO penalties.
Example link: heyecho.xyz/examples/th...
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3. Check out this blog post if you want to know more about TOFU SEO:
heyecho.xyz/blog/the-hi...
@heyecho.xyz will now focus on helping producing TOFU SEO content at scale. 🔥
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2. @heyecho.xyz is great at producing trustworthy, high-quality, educational content.
This fits great with the top-of-funnel (TOFU), where users seek reliable and in-depth information.
This is possible thanks to its deep research capabilities that reference reliable sources.
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https://nextcommit.careers/blog/remote-work-in-tech-2025-a-data-driven-look-at-whats-really-happening
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HeyEcho is still on private beta and will soon be public! 🚀
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It’s a small change, but I’m hoping it has a big impact for anyone using HeyEcho to write smarter, better blog posts.
Would love to hear what you think—feedback is always welcome! 🙌
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It’s all about transparency and helping you create content that not only ranks but also earns trust. 💡 Whether you're writing for SEO or building authority in your niche, this makes it easier to ensure your content is factual.
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Now, for every reference in the posts HeyEcho generates, you’ll see:
👉 The exact source
👉 A key excerpt so you can verify the info yourself.
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TBH this is not what I was expecting from "context awareness".
I was already puzzled when I noticed that when I opened the project there was no background job or some preparation analysis step.
Maybe I'm dumb and I messed up something in the setup.
Back to my prev workflow 😅
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Finally I moved to asking to handle the migration script and it suggested to install and configure `alembic` which already is. Only AFTER I said
"Man, please check the code first I already have alembic"
It then started analyzing the configuration and the existing migrations.