Resource Guide Template
Create a public directory or knowledge base and start collecting submissions from users.
What can I do with this resource guide template?
The main purpose of this template is to help you create a library of public resources and start collecting submissions from users.
Here are the workflows it supports:
Resource listing
Show a searchable list of resources in a public-facing or gated site.
User submissions
Allow users to submit resources for review with a simple submission process.
Search and filtering
Make it easy to search and filter to find information.
Contact form
Provide a contact form for enquiries about the directory.
Email capture
Capture user emails to begin building an email list.
Gated or ungated access
Allow visitors to access the guide without an account (or create enable accounts & logins).
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Frequently asked questions
A resource guide or a resource directory is meant to provide a comprehensive list of resource in a specific niche. For example, people who are just getting into no-code will benefit from resource guide on various no-code tools and learning resources, where items are organized into categories (e.g. web app builders, automation, email marketing) and are easily discoverable. Some even go further and quiz their visitors on their use case and what they’re looking to build to suggest the set of tools that’s right for them (AI assistants come to help here).
If you’ve built a resource guide that provides clear value to your users, you can certainly start thinking of ways to monetize it. One of the common ways of monetizing resource guides is providing the visitors with a free sample (e.g. a few items from each category) to get a taste of the product and charging for the full database. Other monetization options include ads, a subscription-based model (makes sense if the directory is frequently updated with new entries and/or there are additional services available for paid customers), partnership with featured companies to earn affiliate commissions, and so on.
As soon as you click the Use the template button, you'll be immediately taken to Softr studio and can start working on the template. If you don't have a Softr account, you'll be prompted to register first (a Free account will work just fine).
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