Should I make a saas to help link exchanges?

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I am making a saas for link builders who work with link exchanges. A directory with quality CRM which will make sure that people make links live before deadlines.

It will track the live links for ********, live on asked anchor and indexed. It will alert the link builders if their link is removed.

Will it worth it? Will people buy my subscription?
 
It will alert the link builders if their link is removed.
That part is the easy half, and it is also the half people already get for free. A scheduled fetch plus a check for the href tells you it vanished, and a couple of existing tools throw it in as a side feature. Hard to charge a subscription for a cron job.

The expensive problem in exchange groups is not detection, it is that stripping a link six weeks later carries no cost. If your CRM keeps a per member record of promised, delivered and quietly removed, you are selling reputation rather than uptime checks, and that is the thing nobody can replicate by opening a fresh account.

Two things I would validate before writing much code. Will members accept a public score when a fair number of them are ghosting on purpose, and who pays -> the person chasing their link or the group owner who wants their community to stay worth joining. Those are different products.
 
That part is the easy half, and it is also the half people already get for free. A scheduled fetch plus a check for the href tells you it vanished, and a couple of existing tools throw it in as a side feature. Hard to charge a subscription for a cron job.

The expensive problem in exchange groups is not detection, it is that stripping a link six weeks later carries no cost. If your CRM keeps a per member record of promised, delivered and quietly removed, you are selling reputation rather than uptime checks, and that is the thing nobody can replicate by opening a fresh account.

Two things I would validate before writing much code. Will members accept a public score when a fair number of them are ghosting on purpose, and who pays -> the person chasing their link or the group owner who wants their community to stay worth joining. Those are different products.

this literally costs pennies and whats wrong paying for reputation
 
That part is the easy half, and it is also the half people already get for free. A scheduled fetch plus a check for the href tells you it vanished, and a couple of existing tools throw it in as a side feature. Hard to charge a subscription for a cron job.

The expensive problem in exchange groups is not detection, it is that stripping a link six weeks later carries no cost. If your CRM keeps a per member record of promised, delivered and quietly removed, you are selling reputation rather than uptime checks, and that is the thing nobody can replicate by opening a fresh account.

Two things I would validate before writing much code. Will members accept a public score when a fair number of them are ghosting on purpose, and who pays -> the person chasing their link or the group owner who wants their community to stay worth joining. Those are different products.
Exactly what I am standing up for. It is not for people who ghosts. It is for people who want quality. Saas founders, their employees, freelancers, agencies anyone can join. I have made a clever dashboards, workspaces, deals CRM for listicles, GP and LI separately. I have worked very hard on this bcz It's my own pain. Also, more and more mebers will offer a lot of sites in the directory. So, everyday email outreach will not be needed anymore. Atleast it will be minimum. It's a relief.

Members will get a proof of their work. Link builders can't prove their experience and work right now. They don't have verified live proof. Linksieve provides live proof that this person made completed 50 link exchanges for his cleint or company.
 
it can be useful
but people will only pay if it saves them real manual work
It has directory, so it will save manual outreach time and effort. But if enough people join.

Any other thing we can do to save time?
 
the removal alert is a cron job and a href check, anyone can do that free. the part worth paying for is the index check and the anchor check over time. nail that and keep it cheap and people will pay, if its just a crm nobody will
 
I am making a saas for link builders who work with link exchanges. A directory with quality CRM which will make sure that people make links live before deadlines.

It will track the live links for ********, live on asked anchor and indexed. It will alert the link builders if their link is removed.

Will it worth it? Will people buy my subscription?
Link exchanges are not very useful, so I don't see the need.
 
I think there’s potential for it, especially for agencies managing lots of link exchanges.

The key is making sure it saves time and prevents lost links better than a spreadsheet or existing tools.
 
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