Category: Conversion Rate Optimization
Dev Basu Last updated: February 28, 2020 There are typically three camps of companies who do SaaS content marketing: Those who produce occasional content with an unstructured approach. Those who produce regular content with a semi-structured approach (eg. use a content calendar). Those who produce content within the context of a holistic content strategy. If your SaaS company has been doing content marketing for …
Brandon Coward Last updated: January 3, 2020 There is an occasional tendency among B2B SaaS companies to write off Facebook as a viable channel for reaching potential customers. Often, they’ve either tried using Facebook ads that haven’t worked or they’ve opted not to try them at all. But this tendency stands in contrast to what we see in our day to day …
Michael Smith Last updated: December 18, 2019 For B2B SaaS companies struggling to realize results through SEO, the most common frustrations we hear of in our conversations are: They’re investing resources to produce SEO content and they’d love to see their content performing well, but progress with moving up the search rankings and bringing in traffic and leads has been stagnant. Their …
Dev Basu Last updated: December 18, 2019 If you’re going to allocate serious budget to an agency to handle your digital marketing, you should have a clear idea of what it would actually be like to work with them. This is one of the primary functions of our SaaS Marketing Blog — to document our approach and provide you with a detailed picture of …
Michael Smith Last updated: October 29, 2019 Here’s a common scenario we see: you’ve gone to the effort and expense to develop your SaaS buyer personas. You’ve created content for your ads and web pages that’s meant to appeal to them. But despite this effort, your conversion rates remain the same. So what’s going on? Based on our experience working with 37 SaaS …
Dev Basu Last updated: October 25, 2019 In our experience, many B2B SaaS companies abandon their paid media channels too early, without fully exploring all the options available to them, and based on hunches instead of data. We’ve learned from discussions with prospects and clients that there is a tendency to make false assumptions about their optimal customer-channel fit, often because of past …
Dev Basu Last updated: March 6, 2020 Since the inception of Powered by Search, there is a scenario that has played out numerous times that depicts how our agency came to be horizontally focused, serving a variety of different verticals from real estate, to the financial services industry, to the SaaS and technology industry. Here’s an example of the scenario: we’d be …
Michael Smith Last updated: October 24, 2019 We come across B2B SaaS companies that are so intimately familiar with the ins and outs of their solution—design, functionality, etc.—that they lose track of the fact that the rest of the world doesn’t understand their product as well as they do. Of course, B2B SaaS companies don’t need the whole world to understand their …
Dev Basu Last updated: November 5, 2019 Founders of B2B SaaS companies are uniformly concerned with optimizing what’s known as product-market fit: the ability and position of a company to serve a large market with a service that satisfies an urgently felt need or desire. Given that having a large, enthusiastic customer base, and products or services to satisfy and delight them, …
Dev Basu Last updated: October 24, 2019 Too often, B2B SaaS marketers think in terms that make it easy to forget that at the end of the day, every sale depends upon effectively addressing the specific needs of a specific person at a specific time and place. Bounce rates, page views, visits, channels—these are all well and good, worthy of careful analysis—but …
