SaasUp Agency

Look, most SaaS marketing messages get lost in the noise. Because they're boring, generic, and forgettable. "Sign up for a free trial," "We're the #1 solution," – yawn. 😴 But nobody wants to hear another sales pitch. They want a story that resonates, a problem they can relate to. Right Ann Handley? You see, the AIDA framework can help you cut through the clutter and connect with your audience. Here's how you can use it to craft a compelling SaaS marketing message that actually gets results, like Headspace, Grammarly, Shopify, & Supabase. #AIDA #Marketing #Communication #Attention #SaaS #Startup #Founder

This stat sucks. But your SaaS can be the 2% if you: 1. Show up everyday. 2. Try new things. 3. Block the noise. #SaaS #Startup #Founder #Motivation #Marketing

Look, most SaaS founders ignore the positioning exercise and it shows. Because creating a product and failing is an expected result. "Ship fast", "Build it, they will come", "Product Hunt will make me rich". But nobody realizes that positioning is how YOUR SaaS fits into your users' lives. You see, positioning does not have to be complicated - thank you Simon Sinek. Here's WHAT, HOW & WHY you can use to position your SaaS like Dropbox, Canva, & Notion. #SaaS #Marketing #GoldenCircle #Branding #SaaSMarketing #Notion #Canva #Dropbox

Ever heard of the "build trap"? It's when you build a product nobody wants. Ouch. Market research can help you avoid that pain. #SaaS #Marketing #founders #Startup #Validation #buildinpublic

[Ep. 1] Marketing Classics, SaaS Edition 📚 ATTN: SaaS founders! Marketing your SaaS is really not about the latest trends or fancy jargon. It's about mastering the fundamentals. Think you know the 4 Ps of marketing? Think again 🧠. They look a little different in the SaaS world. I'm breaking it all down in this post, with real-world examples to help you think of a marketing strategy that actually works. Check out www.saasup.agency for more! #SaaS #Marketing #4Ps #SaaSMarketing #ProductManagement #Pricing #Distribution #Promotion

SaaS is NOT about the tech or the founder. It's about solving a painful problem for users so well that they can't imagine working without it. See, feature overload = decision paralysis. Users get overwhelmed and bounce. No matter how cool the tech is, if it doesn't solve a core problem clearly, you're not getting any users... Laser focus on ONE pain point. Deliver a solution so simple, users go "aha!" straight away. Your SaaS may have that simplicity, but your messaging can easily complicate it. Once a MVP is ready (or even before), STOP thinking like a developer, start to think like your ideal customer. What keeps them up at night? How can your SaaS make their life EASIER? How can your messaging convince them of that? #SaaS #Marketing #ArtificialIntelligence #Startup #founders