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Solve the marketplace cold start problem with GTM that works both sides

The AI GTM platform that helps marketplace founders solve the chicken-and-egg problem by marketing to both supply and demand sides simultaneously.

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You are building a marketplace, which means you are building two businesses at once. Suppliers will not join without buyers. Buyers will not come without supply. You cannot just "create content" or "run ads" because you need different messaging, different channels, and different value propositions for each side. And you are probably trying to do all of this before you have enough traction on either side to prove the model works.

The Marketplace GTM Challenge

Two-sided marketplaces have the hardest GTM problem in tech. The challenges compound in ways that single-sided businesses never experience:

The chicken-and-egg problem is real.

You need supply to attract demand and demand to attract supply. Breaking this deadlock requires deliberate sequencing and creating perceived liquidity before it actually exists.

Two distinct ICPs, two distinct messages.

Your supply-side value proposition (earn money, grow your business) is completely different from demand-side (find the best options, save time). Generic marketing cannot address both.

SEO is your biggest organic lever, but it is split.

You need to rank for "[category] near me" for the demand side and "how to get more [clients]" for the supply side. Two separate content strategies.

Trust and social proof are table stakes.

Both sides need to trust your platform before committing. Without reviews or visible activity, neither side converts.

Expansion multiplies everything.

Every new city is a cold start. Every new vertical requires new positioning.

What Any Does for Marketplace Companies

Any understands the dual-sided nature of marketplace growth and generates strategy and content for both sides:

Dual positioning frameworks.

Any creates separate positioning documents for your supply and demand sides, ensuring each audience gets messaging that resonates with their specific motivations and objections.

Supply-side acquisition content.

Articles, landing pages, and outreach sequences targeting the people or businesses you want on your platform as providers. Content like "how to get more clients as a [provider type]" that naturally funnels into your marketplace.

Demand-side SEO content.

Buying guides, "[category] near me" pages, and comparison content that captures the searches your future customers are already making.

Community and trust-building playbooks.

Strategies for seeding initial reviews, creating case studies from early users, and building the visible activity that makes both sides feel confident joining.

Expansion templates.

When you launch a new city or category, Any generates localized or category-specific content from your existing playbooks, dramatically reducing the cold start cost of expansion.

54 AI specialists. Starting at $49/mo.

First deliverables ship within hours. No contracts.

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How It Works

1

Define both sides.

Add your website and tell Any about your supply and demand sides. Any analyzes your competitive landscape and generates a dual positioning audit showing how you can win both audiences.

2

Activate side-specific playbooks.

Choose playbooks for supply acquisition (outbound, content, community) and demand acquisition (SEO, social, paid) independently. Any generates content and campaigns tailored to each audience.

3

Sequence and scale.

Start with the side that unlocks the other, publish content, run campaigns, and use Any to expand into new geographies or categories with pre-built templates adapted to each new market.

What You Get

Marketplaces that win build deliberate, two-sided growth engines where each new supplier makes the platform more valuable for buyers, and each new buyer attracts more suppliers. Any helps you build that flywheel without needing separate marketing teams for each side. Start at pricing.

Dual positioning documents (supply-side and demand-side)
Supply-side acquisition content: landing pages, outreach emails, "how to grow as a [provider]" articles
Demand-side SEO content: buying guides, category pages, "[service] near me" optimized pages
Trust-building playbook: review seeding strategy, case study templates, social proof frameworks
Email sequences for onboarding both supply and demand users
Expansion playbook: templates for launching new cities or categories
Competitive analysis covering both sides of rival marketplaces
Channel prioritization matrix for supply vs. demand acquisition

Every specialist above. One subscription.
Zero hiring.

You’d need 5-8 hires and 6 months to match this output. Or you can start today for $49/mo.

What happens next

First deliverables
ship in hours.

Hour 1

Strategy shipped

Positioning report
Competitor teardown
Content gap analysis

Day 1

Content in production

SEO articles in progress
Comparison pages drafted
Content calendar built

Week 1

GTM engine running

10+ pages published
Distribution channels active
Growth plan adapting to data

The old way doesn’t scale.

A GTM team costs $25k–50k/month. Six months to ramp. Then you manage it.

DeliverableTraditionalWith Any
Positioning research$15k consultantSame day
Comparison page$2k freelancer20 minutes
SEO article$500–1,500 writer30 minutes
Email sequence$2k specialist15 minutes
Full GTM team/mo$25k–50k/mo$49/mo

Why founders choose Any

Shared context

Every specialist shares knowledge about your business. Positioning informs content, analytics drive priorities.

Ships overnight

Go to sleep and wake up to new articles, landing pages, and SEO improvements — all published and tracked.

Compounds daily

Every deliverable builds on the last. Your GTM machine gets stronger every week — the gap widens.

Frequently asked questions

How fast will I see results?
First deliverables — positioning report, content calendar, initial articles — ship within hours. Traffic and pipeline effects compound within 4-8 weeks. By month 3, most founders stop thinking about marketing entirely.
Do I need marketing experience?
No. Talk to Any the way you'd talk to a co-founder — 'we need more signups' or 'our competitor just launched X.' It figures out the strategy and ships.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT answers questions. Any runs your go-to-market. 54 specialized agents that share context, connect to your analytics, follow proven frameworks, and ship deliverables every day without being prompted.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. No contracts, no lock-in. Cancel from your dashboard. You keep access until the end of your billing period.
What's the pricing?
Starting at $49/month. Every specialist included. One subscription covers strategy, content, distribution, conversion — the full GTM stack.

Your competitors are figuring out their GTM.
Yours could already be running.

The gap compounds daily. Every week you wait, someone else publishes the content you should have shipped and closes the deal you should have won.