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Waitlists. They’re either a growth lever – or a black hole where leads go to die. Done right, a waitlist builds anticipation, creates a sense of exclusivity, and primes people to convert the moment they’re given access. Done wrong? It’s just a glorified holding pen where potential customers cool off, forget about you, and move…

No world-class product has ever been built on the backbone of a team that didn’t consistently use product feedback (from customers) to improve their product. Truly taking the time to speak to your customers will always remain fundamental to shipping software people want to use, enjoy using, and don’t hesitate to pay for. In this guide, we’ll…

Product-led growth is used by companies like Slack, Zoom, Cal.com, and countless others. So, what is it? Instead of relying on aggressive sales teams or endless marketing campaigns, PLG puts the product front and center as the primary driver of customer acquisition, activation, and retention. The idea is simple: let your product do the talking.…

Running a SaaS company isn’t for the faint-hearted. Between juggling product updates, growth metrics, customer support, and the constant pressure to scale (by yesterday), it’s easy to feel like you’re in a never-ending episode of Survivor: Startup Edition. But here’s the thing: you don’t have to work it all out on your own. Thousands of…

If you’re like most people, the concept of an “audit” makes you cringe.  But if you’re an SEO professional – or the self-appointed person responsible for a website – you also know it’s an essential part of working with sites, especially as they grow to hundreds, if not thousands, followed by tens of thousands of pages. …

The “freemium” model—offering a free plan with optional paid upgrades—seems like a no-brainer at first. It’s used by big names like Slack, Notion, Tally, and Canva. But is it really the best choice for every SaaS product? We’re here to unpack the pros and cons of freemium and explore when it makes sense—and when it…