Marketing that happens while you run the business
You do not have a marketing person, and you are not going to spend evenings on Reddit. Gorilla Desk reads the communities where your customers ask for what you sell, drafts the reply you would have written, and posts it from your own account after you swipe.
Where it reads
The brief picks the communities for your business. For owners doing their own marketing it usually starts here.
r/smallbusiness r/[yourcity] r/Entrepreneur
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LinkedIn
BlueskyWhat buyers actually type
- “Who do you use for [service] in [city]?”
- “Is [thing] worth paying for as a small shop?”
- “How do you handle [problem] without a full-time person?”
- “Any small vendors doing [thing]?”
A minute a day
Swipe through what needs you on your phone, read the morning email, that is the whole job.
Assisted posting
If you would rather not connect an account, drafts arrive with a one-tap button that opens the app with the text prefilled.
Starter plan
One venture, review mode, Reddit and Bluesky, for the price of a lunch a week.
A reply it would draft
found threadr/smallbusiness: Solo shop, 40 hours a week on the work itself. How do you do any marketing at all?
Pick one place your customers already ask questions and answer three a week, honestly, with your name on it. That beats a website redesign. I run a small tool that finds those questions for you (disclosure), but the three-a-week habit is the part that matters and you can do it with a phone.
- Disclosure, once
- No link unless the community allows it
- Held until you approve