Category: Onboarding

How To Onboard Users By Offering A Demo+Sign-Up Process Together

Slack onboards people by having them go through 2 or 3 short pages and then they put them straight into

The Homepage Of A SaaS Company Is Never Finished

A homepage is never finished. It doesn’t matter if you’re in fintech, restaurant industry, online security or what have you

What You Need To Keep In Mind When Building An Elegant Solution

You don’t need to make it as complicated as possible. Yes, sometimes problems are complicated — and they need complex

No Startup Should Sell “Self-Surgery” Tools

People want the cure, not the scalpel. So if your product’s page headline says “Tool for X Y Z automation”,

How A SaaS Company Should Approach Their Target Market

The idea of today’s world is to give. If you’re a cynical person, fine, don’t look at it as “making

Why Lifetime Pricing For SaaS Products Is The Worst Idea

There’s no “lifetime” pricing when it comes to SaaS products. It’s 100% a practice of the past. Why? Because we’ve

How To “Listen To What Your Users Are Doing, Not What They’re Saying”

I was discussing with a fellow reader their team’s situation of applying for venture capital. As we were conversating back

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A Perfect Example Of The Network Effect For SaaS Founders

Here’s yet another example of the network effect I talked about in-depth some time ago. SaaS founders can definitely learn

How Can I Create An Online Community For My SaaS Product Users?

Over at Reddit SaaS (where I invite you to join) we’ve discussed this question that someone had: In order to

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How To Properly Scale A SaaS Product: 5 Proven Examples

“Scaleable” means you’re building your SaaS product 3, 5 or 10 times as fast as someone who’s doing the same

How To Plan A Highly-Converting SaaS Website For Free

“I need a new website because I’d love that clean look” or “I want a new website as we need

How To Scale Or Automate Your Software As A Service Demo

I was replying to this question and the answer became pretty long — an article in itself. I’ll link the