How do you convince people to subscribe to your SaaS in the initial days?

karanveer
12 replies
Looking for the 0 - 100 stories, would be helpful for my own little testing of chrome extension..

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Brittany Salas
Very, very clear value proposition!
Nico Spijker
Define your ICP in a really niche way and approach them with white-glove onboarding. You can set up a small dedicated resource and get them in with a more personalized invitation to test out your offering and provide valuable feedback.
"During the initial days of a product, it is easiest to get new users to join if they're already interested in the product. People are more likely to use a product if a friend has invited them or if they've heard of the product from a non-affiliated source. One of the best way to get more users intitally is by Word-of-Mouth marketing strategy, helps you get people to talk about your brand, product, or business that in turns generate more values for your product. "
Johannes Müller
Give a free trial, if your product brings them a benefit or is some kind pain relief the will easily subscribe. If they don't subscribe make sure to catch up why. Could be pricing or missing features
Richard Gao
@hayerhans This. If the value proposition isn't clear, then a free trial is the best way to demonstrate that. It's also important with how you structure it. I noticed if you require payment information to be entered on sign up, it discourages many potential customers.
Namrata Dutta
Found Koushik’s story really interesting today. Might give you some useful insights too! Check it out! https://www.producthunt.com/disc...
karanveer
@namrata_dutta thanks, and yes it is inspiring.