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Meet Literally: HackerNoon Company of the Week

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Meet Literally: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Greetings, Hackers! Welcome to another HackerNoon Company of the Week feature. This week, we have the pleasure of showcasing Literally, a company dedicated to helping tech companies reach their intended audience. Literally has three core services: AEO, technical content, and technical documentation.

AEO, or Answer Engine Optimization, is crucial for companies aiming to be mentioned and mentioned positively by AI assistants. Literally strategizes to ensure your company's name is brought up in these conversations.

Technical content is another key service, involving the creation of blogs, tutorials, and guides. These pieces not only engage website visitors but also encourage backlinks from other sites, enhancing your online presence. However, maintaining this content can be time-consuming; hence, Literally's technical content services come to the rescue.

Technical documentation is a fact of life for developers, yet it's often an unpleasant task. Literally recognizes this and offers services to maintain well-structured, easy-to-understand technical documentation, freeing developers to focus on development tasks.

Literally has worked with prominent tech companies like Gradient, Innovation Norway, and Curiosity, and recently partnered with HackerNoon. HackerNoon, in turn, benefited from Literally's expertise, publishing engaging articles on technical content, AEO, and more, reaching a tech-savvy audience.

Join HackerNoon's Business Blogging Program to leverage these services and boost your brand's reach and authority. For those interested, the program offers full editorial support, multiple permanent placements, audio storytelling, global reach, and SEO & domain authority boosts. Publish your first story with HackerNoon today!

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