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MenuHow do I position and market a supply chain analytics Saas product for small businesses?
I am currently doing supply chain consulting and analytics services for small businesses. I want to start a saas tool for a monthly subscription.
Any idea how to market for this type of product?
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I can assist you in putting together a plan to build, market, and sell your new supply chain Saas tool. I would need some more specific before I can advise you on your best next steps.
There are many saas platforms on the internet. Why do you stand out from others. You will find answers on this platform but what no one will tell you is how to defeat the competition. It is true that my consulting services are available to you, but I would like to help you guide your product and create new users.
Call me today or contact me, don't waste your time with second-rate services.
a.k.a Devrig Bornet
if you can tell the job title of the of the user of this product and name of a company that will ideally be a best fit to buy this product, i can help you with tips to market this tool
If you're looking for a fast and affordable solution, I recommend using web and social media monitoring tools. Search for your competitors’ names and the keywords your potential customers might use to address the problem your SaaS is designed to solve.
This approach allows you to discover real-time conversations or questions your target audience is asking, giving you the opportunity to join those discussions and promote your SaaS directly.
There are many listening tools available, but I suggest trying Mentionmind https://mentionmind.com , because it offers unlimited keywords and topics for monitoring.
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