Putting content publishing on autopilot
Content publishing is tedious and time-consuming.
We’re on a mission to make it effortless.
We’re on a mission to make it effortless.
Top Teams use Wordable
Our Leadership
Brad Smith
CEO
Jeremy Moser
CMO
Jenna Potter
Marketing
Jen Cardenas
Operations
James Scherer
Editor
A Person
Developer
Ragnar Miljeteig
Senior Writer
Kevin Kessler
Associate Editor
About Wordable
Wordable was founded in 2016, and acquired in June of 2020 by Codeless Interactive, LLC and uSERP, LLC.
Brad Smith, Founder and CEO of Codeless, and Jeremy Moser, Co-founder and CEO of uSERP, had long been users of Wordable to save the hours of frustration it took to manually format posts in WordPress (or any CMS, for that matter).
In 2020, Brad and Jeremy acquired Wordable with the mission to expand its usability, features, and kick nightmarish WYSIWYG editors to the curb, for good.
Brad Smith, Founder and CEO of Codeless, and Jeremy Moser, Co-founder and CEO of uSERP, had long been users of Wordable to save the hours of frustration it took to manually format posts in WordPress (or any CMS, for that matter).
In 2020, Brad and Jeremy acquired Wordable with the mission to expand its usability, features, and kick nightmarish WYSIWYG editors to the curb, for good.
Why Wordable?
Wordable saves you time and money. It’s simple math, really.
Manually exporting a written doc and uploading, formatting, then optimizing it in your CMS takes around one hour on average. Per article. How do we know? We publish hundreds of pieces per month on some of the biggest blogs in the world. 😎
Manually exporting a written doc and uploading, formatting, then optimizing it in your CMS takes around one hour on average. Per article. How do we know? We publish hundreds of pieces per month on some of the biggest blogs in the world. 😎
Now, even if we valued your time (or your team’s time) at only $25/hour, it would cost you $500/month to export 20 articles.
That’s $6,000/year for those keeping score at home.
We personally use (and have used) Wordable for our own companies because it saves us $6,250 each month (or $75,000/year when we average 250 articles/month).
And across all Wordable customers:
They save $32,500/month or $390,000/year when multiplying 1,300 exports/month at $25/each.
All for less than what hipsters spend on oat milk matcha latte’s each month. A pretty good ROI, don’t ya think?
They save $32,500/month or $390,000/year when multiplying 1,300 exports/month at $25/each.
All for less than what hipsters spend on oat milk matcha latte’s each month. A pretty good ROI, don’t ya think?