Save links from the web on the go with easy browser extensions, build email newsletters with drag and drop and send with Goodbits, MailChimp or other with an HTML Export.
@robchilver We're aware of this and are working on a new extension for Safari. Apple have locked down the way extensions are distributed, they have to be approved and distributed. In the short term you can send links via email or one of our integrations.
I would love to get a sense of the product before I register my email, ie any sample newsletters your customers have created?
Neat idea and agree w. @dshan on the approach, like a cross btw. LinkyDink and an ESP (Email Service Provider).
@daveambrose Yeah we agree, we're in the process of updating our landing page, we didn't expect people to share the service yet.
For now check out this newsletter which was built by a developer who works on the core Rails team by using just our chrome extension.
http://us3.campaign-archive1.com...
This is really smart and if done well, could be a useful tool for content marketing and list-building.
I hope GoodBits offers ways for teams to collaboratively build each email. Mattermark "team sources" the articles it features in its daily digest. cc @agoldner@sparkzilla
P.S. Derek mention Linkydink. That's the service I used to create the "Product Hunt MVP." Story here: http://ryanhoover.me/post/695992...
Yep we're live, come on in and signup. We've added full MailChimp template support, sections and simple markdown support for neater formatting.
http://blog.goodbits.io/2014/05/...
Thanks for your kind comments folks.
@rrhoover we're working on adding team collaboration and some other great features to make collecting relevant content easier. Such as collecting links from Buffer, twitter favorites and RSS feeds.
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