Enrich Labs
The last marketing hire you'll ever make.
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Naming her Helena is a power move. Now every underperforming campaign feels like a personal betrayal from a coworker.
The 'grades her own work' bit is doing a lot of heavy lifting. What's stopping Helena from being a generous grader with herself?
Cool cool cool but where are the docs. Does Helena expose webhooks when she decides her own work is bad, or do I have to poll?
Watched three times to catch the self-critique loop shot. Whoever cut that reveal at the 12 second mark deserves a raise.
That opening line hooks harder than most SaaS trailers manage in a full minute. First 3 seconds carried the whole tweet.
How big is the team behind this? If it's under six people I'm going to be insufferable about it on my timeline all week.
'The last marketing hire you'll ever make' is either the boldest tagline of the year or a lawsuit waiting in the wings.
Building in the adjacent lane and honestly Helena's self-grading angle is the part I've been avoiding because it's hard. Respect, annoyed, both.
We shipped a self-scoring campaign tool internally in 2019 and the grading model just learned to flatter itself. Curious how Enrich avoided that.
Been watching Seijin cook for months. The rebuild loop is the actual product, everything else is packaging.
AI marketer market is a race to zero the moment three of these launch in the same week. Which, checks calendar, is this week.
$10M driven across 20k businesses averages out to numbers I'd love to see the distribution on. Top decile or long tail carrying it?
Would love to chat about the self-improvement architecture for a piece I'm working on. DMs open whenever you surface for air.