— It's AKM Aminul Islam, Product Marketing & GTM for SaaS, AI & WordPress
I own positioning, messaging, and the full launch sequence — and build the content engine that carries each launch: SEO, AEO, video, docs, automated with AI. My flagship relaunch migrated 78% of 10,000+ users in week one. MBA (USA, 4.00/4.00). Dhaka-based, working worldwide.
Launches, channels, courses, and platforms across SaaS, AI, and WordPress. Every card links to the live thing.
Two launches, one team, one immovable date. Docs, blog, email, and the tutorial video — all live before anything changed.
Certification-ready curriculum on building and monetizing directory sites — on the official Academy, then two global marketplaces.
Host, scriptwriter, editor. 1,500%+ channel growth to 1M+ cumulative views for SaaS and WordPress products used by 20,000+ businesses.
Host, scriptwriter, and editor across every format a launch needs — plus live launches presented on air.
How a sequenced launch-content strategy turned Directorist's largest structural release into a smooth migration — despite a mid-project scope change that doubled the work.
who actually buys, and why now
one claim per surface, numbers over adjectives
docs, blog, tutorial video, email, built before release day
Google, YouTube, and AI search (SEO, AEO, GEO)
adoption, tickets, and revenue, not impressions
The same system runs for a WordPress plugin, an AI SaaS, or a portfolio of brands.
Built around real buyer intent so Google and AI answer engines both pick it up.
MBA · East Texas A&M UniversityTop 1% of the academic year · Honor Society
Product Marketing & GTM for SaaS, AI & WordPress · Hostinger · Directorist · BoltAudit · Backspace · MBA (USA)
"Most product marketers hand the launch to a content team and hope. I build the content engine myself — SEO, AEO, video, docs — and automate it with AI, so the positioning actually reaches the market on YouTube, Google, and AI search. And I don't just write about SaaS and AI products. I've built them: UI/UX, MVP scoping, user-intent mapping."
Short answers, written the way people actually ask.
He is a product marketing and go-to-market lead for SaaS, AI, and WordPress products. He owns positioning, messaging, and the full launch sequence, and builds the content engine — SEO, AEO, video, documentation — that carries a product to market. He is currently Product Marketing & Growth Lead at Backspace International.
On a flagship relaunch at Directorist, 78% of 10,000+ users migrated in week one with record-low support tickets and a 37% month-over-month sales lift. He grew a product YouTube channel 1,500%+ to 1M+ views, ranked #1 on Google for Hostinger, lifted organic traffic 145%, and converted about 30% of course learners into paying customers.
Yes. He led positioning and go-to-market for BoltAudit, an AI SaaS, from prototype to a 4.6/5-rated WordPress.org release with 17% free-to-paid conversion and zero paid promotion. At Backspace International he runs growth across a portfolio of SaaS and AI brands and automates production with AI.
Answer engine optimization is structuring content so AI search — ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews — cites it as the answer, not just ranks it. Buyers increasingly ask an AI first; a launch that is not cited there is invisible to that buyer. He builds every content engine for both Google and AI search.
Thirty minutes on Google Meet. You bring the product; he brings the questions — where the launch is stalling, what the buyer actually searches for, and what to fix first. No pitch, no deck, and no obligation.
Both. He is open to senior product marketing roles with global SaaS and AI teams, remote or with relocation for the right role, and takes fixed-scope contract work — launch GTM, content engines, and the Content Growth Audit.
Book a free 30-minute growth call at calendly.com/iamakm/30min, or email akm.softency@gmail.com. He is based in Dhaka (GMT+6), overlaps US mornings and EU afternoons, and replies within 24 hours.
Fixed scope, no deck needed. Every engagement begins the same way — a free 30-minute call.
Positioning, messaging, and the full launch sequence, built before release day.
SEO, AEO, video, docs — the machine that carries the launch.
Fixed-scope: what is holding growth back, and in what order to fix it.
