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 the world better” and all that.

Let’s look at it even objectively speaking: because everyone else does it and it’s a standard.

Wikipedia does it. Facebook does it. Google, Twitter, WordPress — a lot of them give.

Yes, they also ask. And they also misuse what we give them (see: Cambridge Analytica scandal and whatnot).

But we need to understand the dynamics. They gave in the first place.

That’s an idea for you. As a SaaS, you probably charge. Maybe it’s a good idea to plan to overprice something by a tiny bit, so you can “gift it” in the early days, when you’re doing the right things that don’t scale.

What I just said is one medium to reach a bigger goal. You can find another medium (feel free to email me what is that) but the target is the same: starting a relationship between yourself and your possible clients on nicer terms.

Not on “HEY! BUY THIS! IT’S $10!”

Rather, on “Hey, love what you’re doing. I made this and I think it can enable you to do more of it. Have it for free.”

See the difference? So plan your gifts


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