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==== How to niche Blimpy correctly ==== ===== Step 1: Choose ONE hero problem ===== Examples (pick ONE): * “AI calendar that plans your day automatically” * “Inbox + calendar that actually talk to each other” * “AI productivity OS for founders drowning in meetings” * “Replace Slack chaos with structured async work” Ask yourself: : If Blimpy did only ONE thing perfectly, what would make someone sign up today? That’s your wedge. ===== Step 2: Rewrite your homepage around that wedge ===== Your homepage should answer one sentence: : “Blimpy is the best tool for X for Y.” Everything else becomes: * “Also works with…” * “Integrated with…” * “Powered by AI across chat, email, calendar…” Example positioning: : “Your AI Calendar That Plans, Reschedules, and Defends Your Day.” : Chat, email, and automation are built-in — not bolted on. Same features. Totally different clarity. ===== Step 3: Niche down your first ICP ===== You don’t need to choose forever — just for traction. Good early ICPs: * Founders / solo builders * Remote teams * Knowledge workers with calendar overload * PMs drowning in meetings * Agency owners Bad early ICPs: * “Everyone” * Enterprises * Students + teams + freelancers together You want high pain, fast feedback, low switching friction.
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