What do you think about product partnership and co-marketing activities for micro-saas products?
Yahya Tür
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Micro-saas products work in integration with each other. Products that are each focused on solving a clear problem. While these products aim to solve common problems as a working logic, shouldn't they also focus on co-marketing as a marketing strategy? What do you think about this?
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Fabian Maume@fabian_maume
It sounds like a good idea. Investing in integration with Zapier or Integromate can be valuable for a micro-saas.
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@fabian_maume Tools like Zapier solve the integration issue pretty well. In addition, most micro-saas are trying to reach the same niche audience. Doing marketing activities together, perhaps making discounts that will attract attention to each other's users, or entering each other's e-bulletins will provide mutual benefits.
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