B2B SaaS marketing

B2B MARKETING FOR SAAS

Great product. Quiet pipeline. Let's fix the second part.

People sign up for your trial, click around for ten minutes and never come back. Or they don’t find you at all, because every tool in your category says it’s “all-in-one”. We run SEO, content and paid campaigns for B2B SaaS teams who need more booked demos.

Not sure where the leak is? We start with a free 30-minute look at your funnel.

WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE

+54%

demo requests from organic search for an HR software platform

-31%

cost per sales-qualified lead on LinkedIn for a procurement SaaS

+22%

trial-to-paid conversion for a fleet management tool

Sound familiar?

01

Traffic is up. Demos aren't.

The blog ranks for “what is” questions. Good for pageviews, not much use for pipeline.
02

Paid is paying for the wrong people.

Students, job seekers and your competitors’ marketing team, all clicking on your ads.
03

Trials that go nowhere.

Sign-ups look fine on the dashboard, then most of them never log in a second time.
04

Sales and marketing disagree.

Sales says the leads are bad. Marketing says sales doesn’t follow up. Both are a bit right.

Where we help SaaS teams.

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SEO

Rank for the searches people make right before booking a demo: comparisons, alternatives, integrations and "software for [their industry]".

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CONTENT

Comparison pages, use-case pages and customer stories your sales team will actually send to prospects.

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PAID & SOCIAL

LinkedIn and Google Ads aimed at whoever signs the contract, with exclusions that keep students and competitors out.

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CONVERSION

Pricing page, demo form, trial onboarding. We find where people drop off and fix it, one test at a time.

How it works, without the 40-slide deck.

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Dig in

We go through your analytics, your CRM and a handful of lost deals. Then we talk to sales, because they know why people really buy.

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Pick the bets

Two or three things that will move your demo numbers this quarter, instead of a roadmap nobody opens after the kickoff.

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Ship and measure

We do the work and report on pipeline and revenue. If something isn't working, we drop it.

Why SaaS teams
work with us.

We’ve sat in pipeline reviews. We know the difference between an MQL and someone who’s going to pay.

We talk pipeline, not pageviews​

We report on pipeline

Every report ties back to demos, SQLs and closed revenue in your CRM. If a channel looks busy but brings no deals, we’ll say so.
Content sales actually uses​

Content your sales team uses

We interview your account execs before we write, so the content answers the questions buyers ask on real calls.
PLG or sales-led, we get it​

PLG or sales-led, we get it

Free trial, freemium or demo-first. We build the funnel around the way people buy your product.

Results from
SaaS projects.

HR tech

+47%

demo conversions
Sharper product messaging, use-case pages and a shorter demo form helped a B2B HR software company turn more website visitors into qualified demo requests within six months.
Procurement SaaS

-31%

cost per SQL on LinkedIn
Most LinkedIn spend was reaching junior buyers. We refocused on procurement and finance leaders, excluded competitors and customers, and replaced the whitepaper with a short product walkthrough. Six months.
Fleet management

+22%

trial-to-paid conversion
Plenty of trial sign-ups, very few second logins. We mapped the first week of the trial, rebuilt the onboarding emails around the one feature that made people stay (live vehicle tracking) and added a “book a setup call” step on day two. Four months.

Questions about
SaaS marketing.

How soon will we see results?

Paid campaigns usually show a signal in the first month. SEO and content take longer, often four to six months before they show up in the pipeline. We’ll tell you upfront which is which.

We already have a marketer. Does that work?

Yes, most of our clients do. We fill the gaps, whether that’s hands, specific expertise or both, and work in the tools your team already uses.

Do you need access to our CRM?

Yes. We report on pipeline and revenue rather than clicks, so HubSpot, Salesforce or whatever you use needs to be part of the setup.

Do you only work with SaaS?

No. We work with B2B companies that have long sales cycles and more than one decision-maker. SaaS is a big part of that.

Tell us what's stuck.

Tell us what you sell and where deals stall. A real person reads every message and replies personally.

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