Going into the new year, more buyers now rely on Reddit than G2 when evaluating SaaS tools - yet many SaaS teams still underestimate Reddit as a GTM channel. It’s one of the few places where buyers go for transparent advice before making important decisions - whether that's choosing their next surfing destination, or what CRM tool to buy next. Also, if you want to be picked up in AI search, Reddit is now key. A few weeks ago, I chatted with Phoebe Zhang about growth hacking on Reddit, what's working today, and where SaaS GTM is heading next. PS. Not every day you get to be on a podcast - especially one about SaaS from across the world 🇦🇺 #growthhacking #reddit #saas
Not every day you get to be on a podcast - especially one about SaaS from across the world 🇦🇺 Had a great time chatting with Phoebe Zhang about growth hacking on Reddit, what's working today, and where SaaS GTM is...
Building a startup is realizing: Great marketing → great-fit customers OK marketing → bad-fit customers Bad marketing → no customers
My book made it worldwide - now sold in +10 countries! Here are 8 steps how I launched my book like a SaaS product.. https://t.co/YAKMTo8fmq
Today's SaaS founder reminder I keep coming back to: - less is more - removing > adding - say yes to negative space What's a rule you keep coming back to?
What’s stopping you from coding like this? #saas #buildingpublic https://t.co/9npjRPXHqz
2025 has been about consistency, not shortcuts - and November just became our strongest month of ARR growth in univid's history. What we've learned this year: when we take a step back, zone in on the fundamentals, and stay...
6 unexpected places where I've signed new customers this year.. - Airport before boarding in Singapore - Tiny hotel room in Kosovo - Freezing cold coworking space in Bali - Small mountain village in Mallorca - Home office in Stockholm - In bed sleeping (self-serve is...
6 unexpected places where I've signed new customers this year.. Progress in SaaS is rarely linear. You grind for months, nothing moves - and then suddenly momentum hits. Our best months seem to correlate with taking a step back, working...
5 learnings from building a SaaS (after +5 years).. 1. Ship fast - and keep shipping Momentum beats perfect planning. Small releases compound. So does word of mouth. One update a day, keeps churn away. 2. Double down on what works - cut...