The interesting part of this SaaS flow wasn't the signup. It was everything that happened after it.
This fictional B2B SaaS flow had two very different problems: some users weren't reaching meaningful product value, while others had reached it but still weren't ready to pay.
I worked through a fictional B2B SaaS homepage where the product was clear, but the reason to choose it wasn't.
The page was making familiar category-level claims around forecasting, visibility, and AI. The bigger issue was that a high-intent buyer could understand the product...
I looked at a fictional B2B SaaS funnel to find where the buying journey was losing momentum, before jumping into a copy rewrite.
The main issue wasn't simply a weak headline. The landing page explained the product, but didn't make the buyer's situation, the reason to act, or the...