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Growth pages worth reading before you hire help

A crawlable index for Tin Computer's guides, comparisons, and explainers. Start with the commercial pages if you are choosing a plan, or browse by the growth job you need shipped.

Website growth

Website growth pages

Start here for the core Tin Computer promise: find growth work, ship it, and measure what moved.

Guide

An AI marketing agent that ships the work, not just advice

Tin Computer is an AI marketing agent that connects to your stack, ships SEO, ads, outreach, and CRO as real pull requests, and texts you only for decisions.

Guide

When your growth backlog keeps stalling

When search work, pricing tests, signup fixes, and support issues stall, Tin Computer turns the growth backlog into reviewable work.

Explainer

Why growth backlogs stall

Why growth backlogs stall, how to diagnose the cause, and how to turn vague growth work into small, reviewable shipping loops.

Explainer

How to market your SaaS when you also own the product

How to market your SaaS while owning product: a practical weekly cadence, task triage, measurement loop, and handoff rules for indie founders.

Explainer

How to grow a SaaS business when every number is small

Use the five-signal diagnosis to find the earliest growth break, then copy the eight-item first-broken-signal worksheet to choose what to fix next.

Guide

Autonomous website optimization that ships every week

Autonomous website optimization for founders who need SEO, conversion, pricing, and signup fixes shipped every week as reviewable pull requests.

Comparison

Tin Computer vs manual growth work

Compare Tin Computer with doing SEO, CRO, pricing, and support-led fixes manually. See when an execution agent is worth it, and when manual work is enough.

Comparison

An all in one marketing platform or a stack of point tools?

Compare an all in one marketing platform with a stack of point tools. See the trade-offs in context, execution, setup, control, and specialist depth.

Comparison

The best AI marketing automation tools in 2026, compared by the job

Compare Tin Computer, HubSpot, Zapier, ActiveCampaign, and Jasper by the marketing job each does best, the trade-offs, and who should choose it.

Plain explainers

Short guides for new categories

These pages answer the basic buyer questions before a founder compares tools or connects a work surface.

Explainer

Why growth backlogs stall

Why growth backlogs stall, how to diagnose the cause, and how to turn vague growth work into small, reviewable shipping loops.

Explainer

How to market your SaaS when you also own the product

How to market your SaaS while owning product: a practical weekly cadence, task triage, measurement loop, and handoff rules for indie founders.

Explainer

How to grow a SaaS business when every number is small

Use the five-signal diagnosis to find the earliest growth break, then copy the eight-item first-broken-signal worksheet to choose what to fix next.

Explainer

A PostHog review process that creates growth tasks

Use Tin Computer's seven-step review method, then copy the reusable PostHog review checklist to decide whether to ship, repair measurement, or wait.

Explainer

What is an AI SDR?

What is an AI SDR? A plain-English guide to how AI sales development reps work, what they do well, where they fail, and what they cost. By Tin Computer.

Explainer

What are UGC ads?

What are UGC ads? A plain-English guide to user-generated-content ads, why they work, how AI changed them, and how to run them end to end.

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Agent skills for founders who want growth work shipped

Agent skills are reusable operating instructions for coding agents. Tin uses them to turn growth work into repeatable scans, fixes, and measurement.

Explainer

Six AI skills for autonomous products that keep shipping

Learn the six AI skills behind bounded autonomy, then copy the bounded-autonomy readiness checklist to test whether a product is ready to act safely.

Explainer

How to run a solo business with Claude Code skills and no team

A practical guide to running and growing a solo business with Claude Code by turning recurring growth, analytics, support, and web work into checked skills.

Explainer

Agent skills vs MCP: what each one is for

Agent skills vs MCP: skills teach an agent how to do a job, while MCP gives it safe access to tools and data. Most real workflows need both.