5 must-haves in your SaaS social media content

@olesia_zinchenko Thanks for your reply Olesia, I looked through Tiktok and other social media platforms like IG and LinkedIn, they showcase different side of the product and company depends on the platform and their branding like any other industry. Tiktok - to reach a wider audience while making it entertaining and informative (engaging posts: use cases and playing with hooks; to make it look professional, trustworthy and authoritative (show face, no VO or AI VO) LinkedIn - all about their company and employees; some data sets Instagram - visual informations while having videos, Twitter - its another side again, see #buildinpublic Hoped I helped you with these

@samantha_den I saw an app the last week that bad reviews can be deleted on a platform, I forgot its name and I won't share it. Tho for some when asking for reviews, there are guide questions, not scripted, and it helps with SEO for some platforms. Guide questions that can help readers to evaluate the brand. For example in eCommerce, filters in reviews are more specific to their quality: like durability, flexibility, and true to size unlike before 5 stars and comments are enough. If the reviews are for services, we could check the ratio and the credibility of the person who gave them. For example, 10 recommendations on LinkedIn and website but claimed to have catered to 500 businesses. Also, if you see big names in their niche in their review section or just a logo of their big clients on the website. Even for a SaaS, is the reviews detailed as if someone has already tried it or just someone in awe, ratio again like 5 out of 30 reviews gave detailed +/- a review. Hope I helped you here 😊

@mutlusakar Hi! Checked Inodash and saw its use cases. Aside from keyword research, explain your difference from other collaboration tool, your use cases and a lot more topics Think of your target users not only CEO/founders, your users are also teams or other department of a business/startup, it could be how-tos and what metrics

@sandradjajic hmm the most competitive keyword on SaaS is I think the word "alternative" Canva alternative Writesonic Alternative Even I use it for my own research when I need some products to compare