Hey HN, I'm launching LoopGenius, a tool for fast-tracking email list building and converting them into sales. It's takes in a business description and a core offering to build out facebook/instagram video ads that are fully managed. Built from real startup struggles. Keen to hear what you think!
Just wanted to give you an idea as how the Kylie.ai bubble works.
It uses a generalized data mining system to grab questions and answers from multiple levels of your knowledge center (meaning it can grab from a single page of FAQs or hundreds of pages of help articles) and uses that information to answer incoming customers' questions in real time using a natural language engine! It is natively integrated with our Kylie cloning technology and is in essence, cloning your knowledge center!
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask :)
How is this different than other marketing automation software? I like the idea of personalizing based on weather (clever) but how personal can you get? Are you analyzing tweets and language to understand their behavior and tone?
Hey jamasenr, thanks for your question! We differ from classic email marketing platform as we are a technology — you can actually use Reelevant with MailChimp for example.
As for the personalization, it's based on weather conditions, yes, but also on temperatures and device. At each opening of an email, we detect the recipient's context to display the most relevant content in real time.
Now, on top of this contextual analysis, we have also developed algorithms doing behavior analysis. The idea here is to identify unique engagement periods, so when you send an email to all your list, Reelevant will send them one by one, so they are delivered at the best time, for each recipient. So far we have been analyzing recipients behavior on each email (such as opens or clicks), we will soon go further but I can't tell you more for now ;)
Wow thanks for the tips Nadya! We will add these in before the next update. You may want to add your real address though, as we'll email you when we make Twitter2Email better and/or faster. OR you can just bookmark it and check back everyday ;)
>You may want to add your real address though, as we'll email you when we make Twitter2Email better and/or faster.
I'll be flat honest with you and say I don't care. If I care about an update for anything, you bet I'll be subscribed to their blog's RSS feed (if it even exists) or I'll check in from time to time. I absolutely do not want or need an email cluttering my inbox.
I can also guarantee I can find an email faster if given a username and clever use of Google searches.
For example, searching Google for: "jamasenr + email"
Gives me your first name, last name, and email address as my second result. Time taken? Far less time than the octopus waiting. ;)
There is use in the site for a niche group of people who aren't particularly good with digging up information on people. I was only offering some advice on one way to improve it.
Keybase.io isn't exactly large outside of HN so doesn't particularly add much value. It adds some value but probably not for most people.
I'm posting this tool that my friend (@sinanuozdemir) and I hacked together yesterday! It's a tool to find someone's email based on their twitter handle. We made this tool to help you find someone to contact when all you really know is their twitter handle. I've had times on twitter when I'm in a DM with someone and I'd really like to email them, so I would spend 15 minutes trying to find their email online. Hence why Sinan and I built this tool to save time scouring the internet for an email. It's not perfect so any feedback is much appreciated.
The reason why it asks for an email to start is so we can know uses the tool. It's nice to know people rather than decipher the black hole that is google analytics.
The tool works by first checking if the user had tweeted their email in some form, thats the easiest way to find their email. If they didn't then it will check to see if they posted it on their personal website. Still couldn't find it? It will then check where they work and check their work address. The confidence in the email is based on where the email was found.
I tried out your demo and while the design is very stunning, I am a little confused about what I'm supposed to do. Is this meant for big company workforces (500+ employees), restaurants, any company? Would love some more insight as to who this is for.
We have primarily been focused on startups. This means that we have had people sign up with 20 workers, then end up with >200 after a few months.
We're finding that it takes at 30 workers to recognize the automation benefits and cost savings. Workers also need to be treated equivalently in terms of skill. So, a small restaurant workforce where people change roles every day may not be the best fit.
We think that call centers, fulfillment companies, and retail stores are good early fits. This is because they need different people at different times, and the number of people they need changes throughout the day.
