Bhooshan: Competitor Taplio's core content creation feature was 'not that great'
Deven Bhooshan · How I Made $65K in 3 Days · Sep 10, 2025 · at 3:32
Supergrow co-founder Deven Bhooshan analyzes competitor Taplio's product strengths and weaknesses before building his own LinkedIn growth tool.
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“Tapleo was the, like the biggest in the market. They had like numerous features, but the Core feature, which is basically content creation piece was not that great.”
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