The SaaS Growth Blog

Many SaaS businesses have the best product out there, but their competition still beats them at the game. Will you be one of the ones who get beaten?

A strong conversion rate is the only difference between a successful and a struggling SaaS business.

One of the most crucial things you must do for your business is to make early investments in staff onboarding, training, and education. It will help you narrow the skill gaps and develop talent in the workplace.

Making it in the SaaS industry takes not just an innovative product, but marketing savvy as well. In the sections that follow, learn what makes SaaS marketing different and what it takes to create a successful strategy to grow your business.

Did you know 80% of B2B social media leads are generated through LinkedIn?

Customer success has changed drastically over the years, but the global pandemic has impacted the SaaS customer success process the most.

There’s one biggest myth when we talk about email marketing for SaaS: it’s dead and so old-school, meaning that it’s no longer effective to attract today’s savvy internet users.

With both B2C and B2B companies spending increasing amounts of money on SaaS apps annually, it’s only natural that entrepreneurs have become even more enthusiastic about the SaaS industry. In fact, the following statistics prove that launching a SaaS startup can be a lucrative idea:

When you use Instagram for business, it’s no secret that your followers are crucial to your success. After all, if you don’t have enough followers (or you aren’t consistently growing your following), you won’t have anyone to promote your business to, and that’s the point of Instagram for business. The good news is, even if you don’t have hours and hours to spend actively recruiting new followers, you can work with an Instagram growth service to automate your follower growth.

On the night of August 8th/9th, fire broke out at one of Google's key data centers in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The fire was later contained, but Google’s core offering — Google Search — was impacted the most and seems like it's yet to recover.