Bank sync goes live on the 16th! You connect your bank once and the app sorts every expense for you. No more digging through receipts at the end of the quarter 🙌 How do we fit it into our content plan?

It’s your strongest answer for people comparing apps. Most of them think a spreadsheet is good enough, and none of your rivals sort expenses for you. So it belongs where buyers weigh you against a spreadsheet.

Makes sense. So what would you change?

Three things:

  1. Add it to your arguments for buyers who are comparing.
  2. Add a page on it to your plan, written in time for the 16th.
  3. Give it the open Wednesday post in launch week.

Add the argument “You shouldn’t have to sort receipts by hand.” to the Comparison stage

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ArgumentsBrand document
ComparisonWhat are my options, and why isn’t the obvious one right?
Once a year with an accountant is too late to save you money.
They believe instead: My accountant handles all of it.
A budgeting app doesn’t know what you can deduct.
They believe instead: Any money app will do.
You shouldn’t have to sort receipts by hand.ProposedAdded
They believe instead: A spreadsheet at the end of the quarter is good enough.
LinkedInLaunch weekNov 16 to 20
Mon16
ScheduledWhen are quarterly taxes due this year?
Tue
Wed18
Open slot
WritingBank sync is live: your expenses, sorted while you work
Thu
Fri20
ScheduledA note to your accountant that saves you a billed hour
Can a tax app sort my expenses for me?WritingLive on the 16th