SaaS Marketing Kung Fu
According to a study by venture firm NFX, 70% of value in tech is driven by network effects. But when most people think of network effects, they think of marketplaces and social networks. Not SaaS. In this case study we’ll explore how HoneyBook, a SaaS focused on streamlining the proposal and invoicing workflow for freelancers, …
What’s really working in SaaS content marketing in 2019? I wanted to go beyond best practices, and look at how the fastest growing SaaS companies are using content right now. I analyzed 15,729 pieces of content from the fastest growing SaaS start-ups and uncovered: The 12 most common content types, and which types generated the …
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Want to drive more search traffic to your SaaS? In this case study, we’ll step outside the usual content marketing tactics most SaaS companies use. And look at how Zapier leverages SEO to drive millions of high intent searchers to their product every month. This strategy has nothing to do with blogging (although we’ll take …
According to research conducted by UrbanAirship, 95% of opt-in users who don’t receive a push notification in the first 90 days will churn. And users who received more than one push message a day had 820% higher retention rates than users who received zero notifications. But just blasting users with frequent messages isn’t a guaranteed …
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Is it possible to build a billion dollar SaaS without focusing on traditional marketing channels like paid advertising, using high pressure sales tactics, or relying on manipulative growth hacks? After spending several weeks reverse engineering and dissecting InVision’s growth marketing strategy I can say the answer is: yes! InVision’s un-orthodox approach to growth marketing is …
Read moreHow InVision Built a Billion Dollar SaaS (Without Losing Its Soul)