The blog highlights nine free Chrome extensions that the author finds useful for daily use. SimilarWeb provides website statistics, visitor behavior, and traffic sources for competitor analysis. Wappalyzer helps to determine website characteristics such as installed pixels, website builder, and CRM.
The blog argues that traditional SEO methods, such as hiring an agency to optimize your website and write SEO-optimized blog posts, may not be effective for B2B SaaS startups entering new markets with no existing search volume. Instead, the author suggests that startups should focus on creating informative and unique content through regular blog writing, even if it's just a few short paragraphs each week.
The blog post discusses the importance of determining the appropriate advertising budget for B2B SaaS startups. The author emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to determining the budget and highlights the need to consider various variables. The article outlines six steps to calculate a realistic marketing budget for a B2B SaaS company.
B2B Paid Social Media campaigns require a different approach, as it's more about positioning and reminding prospects of the solution, rather than the quality of content. The top 5 tips for B2B SaaS startups to follow when using Paid Social Media campaigns include using LinkedIn Ads, being intentional about messaging, finding a consistent inbound channel, retargeting on other social media platforms, and always testing to improve conversion rates.
The blog post outlines how to balance a full-time job with running a digital marketing company. The author believes sticking to a schedule, being intentional with your time, segmenting your day, and ending your day with movement can improve work-life balance.
The blog post is about three things the author wishes they knew before applying to jobs post-graduation: the importance of knowing one's worth, the value of continuous learning, and the benefits of finding like-minded individuals. The author shares personal experiences and insights on each point.
In this blog post, the author shares seven learnings from working in a venture studio. These include the importance of showing up early, the different forms of B2B SaaS sales, the value of a well-thought-out tech stack, the need for confidence, finding and doubling down on a high-performing channel, the importance of always testing, and identifying opportunities for innovation.
The blog post outlines 7 steps that a digital marketing agency takes with every client to drive demand and dominate market share, including aligning on goals, extracting knowledge from the client, building a dashboard to track indicators, identifying core messaging and content, using Google Ads to capture existing demand, expanding into LinkedIn for more awareness, and using a prospecting and retargeting layer on LinkedIn/Facebook.
Are you automating manual marketing functions? If not, then read this article. Here are 5 no-code tools you can use to drastically improve your team's efficiency.
This is a tutorial on how to create 100s of new pages fast with your Webflow website. I will walk you through each step needed - start to finish!
Digital marketing is one of the first things you have to nail in order to start reaching minimum viable product and product marketing fit. Check out this quick list of tools, that are mostly free, that should be set up early for your B2B SaaS startup. Enjoy!
Ian, a growth hacker, is sharing a technique he uses to create hundreds of optimized and personalized pages for clients in under 4 hours. He recommends using Webflow to create the website, Airtable as a database for content topics, and Whalesync to automatically send information from Airtable to Webflow. The impact is increased leads and revenue, and the process can be further improved with the use of ChatGPT and Midjourney AI.