Mike Jones

👇 Free "Sell on LinkedIn" Training • LinkedIn Agency Owner • LinkedIn SaaS Founder • Over 10 years doing Social Selling

$100,000,000.

That’s how much revenue my partners and I have generated from LinkedIn alone over the last decade.

But if you ask me what my most valuable currency is, it isn't the money. It’s time.

My journey started at 18, when my father passed away after a long illness.

That moment changed everything. It made me realize how scarce time is. It drove me to find a way to help people spend their lives doing what they actually love... not what they have to do.

For the last 25 years, that has been my mission.

I’ve helped 3 authors become Best Sellers, supported TEDx speakers in building massive communities, and launched LinkedIn products that hit millions in ARR.

But lately, I’ve noticed a problem.

LinkedIn has become a sea of noise. "Guru" systems to get 100k followers in 3 months, complex AI bots, and "Brew360" strategies are making business owners more overwhelmed than ever.

They aren’t saving you time. They are stealing it.

I believe good marketing should do the opposite.

It should allow a Coach to stop worrying about where their next client is. It should allow an Agency owner to stop the endless lead-gen grind. It should allow an Entrepreneur to sleep soundly, knowing payroll is covered.

That is why I’ve stripped away the complexity and condensed 25 years of experience into the Social Selling 7 Steps.

No fluff. No over-engineered bots. Just a simple, human-centric blueprint that actually works.

Today, my team at LinCredible uses this exact methodology to help businesses turn LinkedIn into a predictable growth engine.

Whether it’s through our training, our technology, or our full-service implementation, everything we do is designed to give you your time back.

Ready to cut through the noise?

The best way to understand our approach is to listen to the Social Selling 7 Steps Audiobook. It is the entry point for everything we do and the fastest way to see if our methodology is the right fit for your business.

Claim your copy here: https://socialselling7steps.com

Alternatively, if you’d like a complimentary copy, feel free to Connect with me and drop me a DM. I’d be happy to get you started on the right path.

Let’s make LinkedIn simple again.

Chief Executive Officer

As Co-founder and now CEO, I spend my time helping business leaders position themselves as thought leaders and develop credibility using our proprietary tactics, training and tools.

Helped 50+ companies through Conversion-Centered Design & Development | Subscription-Based UI/UX & Webflow Design Agency with SEO as an add-on service

Most SaaS Founders & CMOs I talk to are frustrated. Their website has bugs. Updates take weeks. Conversions are stuck.

And hiring a full in-house team costs $20K+/month.

That’s why we built VictorFlow. (Webflow premium partner agency)

At VictorFlow, we act as your in-house website team for $1,999/month. UI/UX designer, Webflow expert, CRO specialist & SEO manager - all included. 

We fix bugs, ship updates, optimize conversions, and launch new pages faster than your team could ever manage internally. So you can focus on building the product and scaling growth, without website headaches.

Why founders choose us:

✓ 40+ SaaS websites delivered
✓ Easy Slack communication
✓ Webflow Premium Partner
✓ Clients see 70% increase in demos/trials
✓ Pages launched 5× faster (1–3 days vs weeks)
✓ $260K/year saved vs hiring full-time

If your website is slowing growth or draining your focus, let’s fix it, and turn it into a predictable growth engine for your SaaS.

📩 DM me “GROWTH” to get a free audit and see how fast your website can start driving results.

Ansif I

Every designer faces these 10 problems.

Here's the tool I use for each:

PROBLEM: "This will take forever to design"
TOOL: Figma + Relume
SOLUTION: Pre-built components, 10x faster
TRADEOFF: Looks familiar (customize to stand out)
FREE? Yes (Figma free tier + Relume community)

PROBLEM: "Client hates every color I pick"
TOOL: Coolors + Realtime Colors
SOLUTION: Generate palettes, preview instantly
TRADEOFF: Analysis paralysis (limit to 3 options)
FREE? Yes (both completely free)

PROBLEM: "Is this actually usable?"
TOOL: Maze + Hotjar
SOLUTION: Real user testing, real data
TRADEOFF: Takes time (worth it)
FREE? Limited free tiers (enough for solo designers)

PROBLEM: "I don't know what font pairing works"
TOOL: FontPair + Typewolf
SOLUTION: Pre-tested font combinations
TRADEOFF: Safe choices (experiment once you're confident)
FREE? Yes (browsing is free)

PROBLEM: "My designs lack hierarchy and structure"
TOOL: Gestalt Principles + Refactoring UI book
SOLUTION: Learn visual hierarchy fundamentals
TRADEOFF: $79 for book (best investment you'll make)
FREE? Gestalt principles are free to learn

PROBLEM: "I can't create custom illustrations"
TOOL: unDraw + Blush + Humaaans
SOLUTION: Free illustration libraries
TRADEOFF: Same illustrations as everyone (but editable)
FREE? Yes (generous free libraries)

PROBLEM: "My wireframes look like a 5-year-old drew them"
TOOL: Whimsical + Balsamiq Cloud
SOLUTION: Quick, clean wireframes in minutes
TRADEOFF: Whimsical free tier limited (4 boards)
FREE? Whimsical free, Balsamiq 30-day trial

PROBLEM: "I need stock photos but Unsplash is overused"
TOOL: Pexels + Pixabay + Burst (Shopify)
SOLUTION: Lesser-known but high-quality free stock
TRADEOFF: Still free stock (unique > perfect)
FREE? Yes (all completely free)

PROBLEM: "Client wants a mockup in context (phone, laptop, etc.)"
TOOL: Mockuuups + Screely
SOLUTION: Drag, drop, download mockup
TRADEOFF: Free version has watermark (upgrade $12/mo)
FREE? Limited free usage

PROBLEM: "I'm slow at removing image backgrounds"
TOOL: Remove bg + Cleanup.pictures
SOLUTION: AI background removal, 1-click
TRADEOFF: Free tier limited (50 images/month)
FREE? Yes with limits

Notice the pattern?

Every solution has a tradeoff. Choose your tradeoff intentionally.

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Increase SaaS demo & signup revenue 40–60% without hiring | We own your website growth for $1,999/mo | UI/UX Design, development, CRO, SEO | Webflow Premium Partner Agency

List of designers tools must for UIUX designer

Your website copy is killing conversions.

Here are 10 ChatGPT prompts that fix it:

(Bookmark this. You'll need it.)

1. Homepage Hero
2. Value Proposition
3. Feature Benefits
4. Social Proof
5. CTA Buttons
6. Landing Pages
7. Pricing Copy
8. FAQ Section
9. About Page
10. Email Capture

Full prompts in the carousel below 👇

(Or comment "PROMPTS" and I'll send the PDF)

Swipe to see all 10 →

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✅ Follow for UI/UX and Marketing insights.
🚀 Repost to save a fellow founder’s conversion rate.

Hi, Ansif here! a seasoned Webflow Designer with over 10 years of experience in the field.

I started my career as a Freelance UI/UX Designer from 2012 to 2014, I collaborated with various clients to create intuitive and engaging digital experiences. Through a user-centered design approach, I designed and developed websites, applications, and interfaces that aligned with client objectives and met user needs.

And then I started my career as a Senior WordPress Developer at VictorThemes. 

During that time, my team and I:

→ Developed 51 WordPress Themes for Themeforest.
→ Generated over $600k in revenue in selling themes & templates. 
→ Receiving 4.5/5 ratings and 400+ reviews from 11,000+ active websites worldwide. 

Additionally, we created 8 WordPress Plugins, which have been downloaded to **16,000+ active websites** through the WordPress community, and 1200 Graphic templates for Envato Elements.

Currently, I'm leading the Webflow development efforts at VictorFlow, where we have created 28 Webflow Templates for the Webflow Marketplace. 

Our templates have been used by 1000+ active websites across the world, and we've completed more than 50 clients’ SaaS and Business Webflow Projects to date.

If you're passionate about UI/UX design and development for your app/website, feel free to connect with me. 

I love meeting new people over a cup of coffee, so drop me a line at info@victorflow.com or reach out to me on Twitter (@Anisf_developer). And if you're interested in learning more, Book a Free Discovery call with me today!

Full prompts in the carousel below 👇

Helping US/UK SaaS CMOs Ship Website Updates in 2 Days, Not 2 Weeks | Full Design + Dev + SEO + CRO for $1,999/mo | 10+ Clients, 70% Avg Conversion Lift | Webflow Premium Partner

15 website SEO terms that actually drive traffic

(Bookmark this before your next SEO meeting)

Your competitors rank on page 1.
You rank on page 3.

Same industry. Similar content. What's the difference?

They understand SEO fundamentals. You're guessing.

So here are 15 SEO terms worth knowing if you want organic traffic that converts:

(Save and share with your team 👇)

1. Keywords
↳ Words/phrases people search for that you want to rank for.

2. Search Intent
↳ What the searcher actually wants (info, comparison, or ready to buy).

3. On-Page SEO
↳ Optimizing content, titles, headers, and meta descriptions on your pages.

4. Meta Description
↳ The preview text under your link in Google results (doesn't affect ranking but affects clicks).

5. Title Tag
↳ The clickable headline in search results (most important on-page SEO element).

6. Header Tags (H1, H2, H3)
↳ Structure your content for readers AND search engines.

7. Alt Text
↳ Descriptions of images that help Google understand them (and improves accessibility).

8. Backlinks
↳ Other websites linking to yours (Google's #1 ranking factor).

9. Domain Authority
↳ How "trustworthy" Google considers your site (based on backlinks, age, content).

10. Page Speed
↳ How fast your pages load (Google ranking factor + conversion killer if slow).

11. Mobile-First Indexing
↳ Google ranks based on your mobile site, not desktop.

12. Internal Linking
↳ Linking your own pages together (helps SEO + keeps visitors engaged).

13. Core Web Vitals
↳ Google's speed/UX metrics (LCP, FID, CLS - yes, you need to know these).

14. Schema Markup
↳ Code that helps Google understand your content (gets you rich snippets).

15. Crawlability
↳ How easily Google can access and index your pages.

If these aren't part of your content strategy, you're invisible to Google.
And if Google can't find you, your ideal customers can't either.

Most SaaS websites are SEO disasters:

→ Slow load times killing rankings
→ Zero internal linking structure
→ Mobile versions that break
→ No schema markup
→ Thin content with no depth

And then they wonder why organic traffic is dead.

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Want us to audit your SEO and show you what's broken?

DM me "SEO" and I'll personally review your site (first 5 only).

♻️ Repost this to help a founder finally understand SEO.
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 #SearchEngineOptimization

15 WEBSITE SEO TERMS THAT ACTUALLY DRIVE TRAFFIC


Most designers obsess over pixels and padding.

But here's what actually moves the needle:

Great UI/UX isn't about aesthetics.
It's about understanding how your users think.

And every industry has different psychology 👇

1️⃣ 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐞

People feel anxious here.
They scan for:
• Trust
• Clarity
• Credentials

Use calm colours, simple language, and visible support.

2️⃣ 𝐒𝐚𝐚𝐒

Users want speed + proof.
They look for:
• What does this do?
• How fast can it help me?
• Who else uses it?

Strong value prop + social proof wins.

3️⃣ 𝐄-𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐞

Shoppers hate friction.
They want:
• Clear pricing
• Easy checkout
• Fast product comparison

Remove clutter → increase conversions.

4️⃣ 𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐬

Clients buy credibility.
They look at:
• Portfolio
• Case studies
• Testimonials

Show results upfront.

5️⃣ 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞

Users need confidence.
They care about:
• Security
• Transparency
• Guarantees

Avoid playful UI. Emphasise trust signals.

6️⃣ 𝐄𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

Learning is exhausting.
Focus on:
• Simplicity
• Progress tracking
• Bite-sized navigation

Small wins keep people engaged.

The real key?

Don’t design for everyone.
Design for mindsets.

Ask:
• What are they feeling?
• What are they afraid of?
• What do they expect to see first?

When UI matches psychology → users convert.

After building 150+ projects across all industries
We started to notice the same pattern:

When you design for psychology, not pretty screens

✅ Clients convert more.
✅ Users trust faster.
✅ Support tickets drop.

Because when the mind is happy, the metrics follow.

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Planning a website redesign? 📌 Comment "BREAKDOWN" and I'll share the specific psychological shifts that could 2× your conversions.

Here's how psychology changes everything 👇

I went from 1 SaaS subscription client to 10 in 45 days.

(Spoiler: It's nothing like selling projects)

The playbook I used in early 2025?

Cold outreach. Mass DMs. Generic pitches.

That playbook is dead.
SaaS buyers changed.

The agencies that adapt fastest will win.

Here's what's different now:

OLD PLAYBOOK VS NEW PLAYBOOK

1️⃣ "Check out our portfolio" → "Here's what's broken on YOUR site"
↳ Nobody cares about past work
↳ They care about their current problems

2️⃣ ”Book a discovery call" → "Here's a free 10-min audit"
↳ Calls feel like commitment
↳ Loom videos feel like value

3️⃣ ”We're a Webflow agency" → "We eliminate website bottlenecks for SaaS"
↳ Tools are commodities
↳ Outcomes are valuable

4️⃣ ”$5K website project" → "$2K/month unlimited updates"
↳ Big upfront investment = friction
↳ Small monthly commitment = easy yes

5️⃣ ”We work with everyone" → "B2B SaaS only"
↳ Generalists compete on price
↳ Specialists win on expertise

6️⃣ ”Beautiful design" → "70% conversion increase"
↳ Pretty doesn't pay invoices
↳ Results do

What actually worked:

→ Lead with free value (website audits)
→ Solve their exact pain (slow dev cycles)
→ Prove it works (case studies with metrics)
→ Make it brain-dead simple (one Slack channel)
→ Deliver insanely fast (48-hour average)

Stop copying what worked for someone else's business.

Their customers aren't your customers.
Their playbook won't work for you.

Find what your buyers actually respond to.
Then do more of that.

The market isn't your enemy.
It's just telling you what it wants.



🔥 Follow Ansif I if you're building in the B2B SaaS space.
P.S. Agency founders - what stopped working for you in 2026?

Image shows what works while we convert SaaS client to our website subscirption plan

Healthcare landing pages have a 0.8% average conversion rate.

Industry average is 2.35%.

Here's the structure that gets healthcare/MedTech to 4-6%.

(Save this if you work in healthcare marketing)

Most healthcare pages lead with tech.

AI-powered platform
Next-gen analytics
Revolutionary solution

Healthcare buyers don’t care about AI.

They care about:

– Better patient outcomes
– Less clinician workload
– Faster approvals
– Compliance
– Lower costs

Lead with outcomes, not features.

Here is the landing page structure that works

1️⃣ Hero (Outcome first)

– Specific result
– For a clear audience
– CTA to demo

2️⃣ Instant credibility

– Hospital logos or
– Usage numbers or
– Certifications

3️⃣ Show you understand the pain

– Workflow delays
– Admin overload
– Compliance pressure

4️⃣ Simple solution

– Integrates fast
– Fits existing workflows
– Produces measurable outcomes

5️⃣ Proof, not promises

– Case study
– Clinical validation
– Real performance metrics

6️⃣ Key features (tight)

– Clinical value
– Operational value
– 6–8 max

7️⃣ Security & compliance

– HIPAA
– SOC 2
– EMR compatibility

8️⃣ Clinical testimonials

– From MDs or leaders
– Mention outcomes
– Real names & titles

9️⃣ Remove objections

– Implementation
– Training
– ROI timeline

🔟 Clear final CTA

– Book demo
– See evidence
– Low friction

THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE:

Outcome-focused hero

- Immediate credibility
- Empathy for clinical pain
- Simple solution explanation
- Clinical evidence
- Feature transparency
- Security prominence
- Clinical testimonials
- Clear objection handling
- Easy CTA

= 4-6% conversion rate vs. industry average of 0.8%
That's 5-7× more demos from same traffic.

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What conversion rates are you seeing on healthcare landing pages?

🔖 Save this for your next healthcare campaign
♻️ Share if you know healthcare marketers who need this.

#uxdesign #uidesign

Increase SaaS demo & signup revenue 40–60% without hiring | We own your website growth for $1,999/mo | UI/UX Design, development, CRO, SEO | 5× faster than internal teams | Webflow Premium Partner Agency

Infographic illustrating healthcare landing page structure: hero section with CTA, trust badges, service list, patient testimonials, and contact form.

I wasted 6 months being the best-kept secret in my industry.

Turns out, that's not a flex. It's a failure.

Here's what happened:

Month 1-6 of VictorFlow:
→ Delivered incredible work
→ Posted nothing on LinkedIn
→ Relied 100% on referrals
→ Wondered why growth was slow

The breaking point:
Someone with 1/10th my experience posted about their project on LinkedIn.

It went semi-viral.
They got 20+ inbound leads.

Then I got real with myself:
I was hiding.
Calling it letting the work speak for itself.

But really? I was scared.
→ Scared of being judged
→ Scared of saying the wrong thing
→ Scared of looking like I was trying too hard

So I stayed invisible. And invisible doesn't pay bills.

What changed:
→ I posted my first real piece of content.
→ Honestly thought nobody would care.
→ It got 15 comments and 3 client inquiries.
→ Turns out people can't hire you if they don't know you exist.

What I learned:
→ Consistency beats perfection
→ Visibility beats hiding
→ Sharing your journey builds trust
→ Your competition isn't better - they're just louder

If you're just starting out:
Stop waiting to feel ready.
Stop perfecting your personal brand.

Just start.

Post about what you're learning.
Share your wins and your losses.

Be visible.

The clients you want are looking for someone like you.
But they can't find you if you're invisible.

📌 What's the one thing holding you back from posting more?

I wasted 6 months being the best-kept secret in my industry.

Turns out, that's not a flex. It's a failure.

Here's what happened:

Month 1-6 of VictorFlow:
→ Delivered incredible work
→ Posted nothing on LinkedIn
→ Relied 100% on referrals
→ Wondered why growth was slow

The breaking point:
Someone with 1/10th my experience posted about their project on LinkedIn.

It went semi-viral.
They got 20+ inbound leads.

Then I got real with myself:
I was hiding.
Calling it letting the work speak for itself.

But really? I was scared.
→ Scared of being judged
→ Scared of saying the wrong thing
→ Scared of looking like I was trying too hard

So I stayed invisible. And invisible doesn't pay bills.

What changed:
→ I posted my first real piece of content.
→ Honestly thought nobody would care.
→ It got 15 comments and 3 client inquiries.
→ Turns out people can't hire you if they don't know you exist.

What I learned:
→ Consistency beats perfection
→ Visibility beats hiding
→ Sharing your journey b

Building your first SaaS website?

Use the 1-3-5 framework.

1 Goal. 3 Sections. 5 Minutes to Build (conceptually).

1️⃣ The 1 Goal:

Get visitors to take ONE action:
→ Start free trial
→ Book a demo
→ Join waitlist
Everything on the page supports this goal.

2️⃣ The 3 Sections:

Section 1: What & Why (Hero)
Section 2: How (Process)
Section 3: Trust (Social Proof)

3️⃣ The 5-Minute Test:

Before you launch, do this:

Minute 1: Can someone explain what you do?
Minute 2: Is the value prop clear?
Minute 3: Can they find the CTA?
Minute 4: Does it work on mobile?
Minute 5: Is there any proof you're real?

If yes to all: Ship it.

Keep it stupid simple:

→ One message
→ One action
→ Clear benefit

Remember, your first website isn't about impressing designers.

It's about converting visitors.

Simple > Beautiful
Clear > Clever
Fast > Fancy

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📌 Launch it this week. Improve it based on real data next week.

What's stopping you from launching?

#SaaS #WebsiteDesign

Building your first SaaS website?

Use the 1-3-5 framework.

1 Goal. 3 Sections. 5 Minutes to Build (conceptually).

**The 1 Goal:**

Get visitors to take ONE action:
→ Start free trial
→ Book a demo
→ Join waitlist
Everything on the page supports this goal.

**The 3 Sections:**
Section 1: What & Why (Hero)
Section 2: How (Process)

Section 3: Trust (Social Proof)

**The 5-Minute Test:**

Before you launch, do this:

Minute 1: Can someone explain what you do?
Minute 2: Is the value prop clear?
Minute 3: Can they find the CTA?
Minute 4: Does it work on mobile?
Minute 5: Is there any proof you're real?

If yes to all: Ship it.

Keep it stupid simple:

→ One message
→ One action
→ Clear benefit

Remember, your first website isn't about impressing designers.

It's about converting visitors.

Simple > Beautiful
Clear > Clever
Fast > Fancy

Launch it this week. Improve it based on real data next week.

What's stopping you from launching?

#SaaS #WebsiteDesign

SaaS companies waste $50K-$80K/year on the wrong website model.

Here's the data.

I analyzed 30+ SaaS companies between $500K-$5M ARR.

The pattern was shocking.

The Hidden Cost Breakdown:

Option 1: In-House Developer
→ Cost: $80K-$120K/year
→ Speed: Slow (marketing competes with product roadmap)
→ Best for: $5M+ ARR with complex needs

Option 2: Freelancer
→ Cost: $50-$150/hour (unpredictable)
→ Speed: Medium (limited availability)
→ Best for: Pre-revenue to $500K ARR

Option 3: Webflow Agency Subscription
→ Cost: $2K-$4K/month (predictable)
→ Speed: Fast (24-48 hour turnaround)
→ Best for: $500K-$5M ARR growth stage

Most SaaS companies choose based on cost, not stage.

SaaS companies at $1M-$3M ARR still using their product developers for marketing updates.

The cost?

→ Dev time: $50K+/year spent on marketing tasks
→ Opportunity cost: Features that don't get built
→ Speed: Campaigns delayed by weeks
→ Morale: Devs frustrated, marketers blocked

The better way:

One SaaS switched from in-house to our subscription model:

Before:
→ 3 weeks for a landing page
→ $95K developer spending 50% time on marketing
→ 2-3 pages shipped per quarter

After:
→ 48 hours for a landing page
→ Developer back to 100% product work
→ 8-12 pages shipped per quarter
→ Saved $60K annually

Here's how to choose:

Ask yourself:

1. What's our ARR?
2. How many marketing pages do we need per month?
3. Is our product team building product or updating websites?

If you're between $500K-$5M ARR and your answer to #3 is "updating websites"...

You're in the wrong model.
Let's fix that.

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📌 Book a 30-min call [LINK IN THE COMMENT]
Or comment "AUDIT" and I'll review your current setup for free.

#SaaS #GrowthStage #ProductDevelopment

Most choose based on COST

10 honest answers about our SaaS Website Maintenance Service →

Most SaaS teams ask the same questions before partnering with us.

So here are the answers (no fluff, just facts):

1️⃣ Do you redesign entire websites?
2️⃣ We're on WordPress – can you help?
3️⃣ How fast are turnarounds?
4️⃣ When will we see conversion improvements?
5️⃣ Do you handle design updates too?
6️⃣ How long do clients stay?
7️⃣ What if we're not satisfied?
8️⃣ What's it like to work with you?
9️⃣ How much time does this take from our team?
🔟 Do you provide analytics reports?

Swipe through for detailed answers to each →

📌 We're opening 5 client spots in March (2 already claimed).

If your website updates take weeks instead of days, see pinned comment for next steps.

#B2BMarketing #Webflow #Startups

Here are the answers 

Stop paying $3K for agencies to tell you what's broken.

You only need these 17 checks to fix your SaaS website yourself:

1. Open your demo form on iPhone Safari and actually submit it
(41% of forms we audit are broken on mobile - nobody tests them)

2. Visit your site on mobile and count to 3
(If it's not fully loaded, you're losing 40% of visitors)

3. Show your homepage to someone for 5 seconds
(If they can't explain what you do, your headline is broken)

4. Check if your CTA is visible WITHOUT scrolling
(60% of visitors never scroll - your CTA better be above fold)

5. Count your form fields - more than 3 = too many
(Every extra field = 10% drop in completions)

6. Look for client logos above the fold
(Trust signals need to be immediate, not buried at bottom)

7. Tap your mobile CTA with your thumb while holding phone one-handed
(If you have to stretch, 75% of users will bounce)

8. Open DevTools and check Console for red errors
(JavaScript errors silently break forms and tracking)

9. Submit a test form and verify it reaches your CRM
(We've seen leads "submit successfully" but never reach sales)

10. Check if your page has a clear single primary action
(Multiple CTAs competing = decision paralysis = no conversions)

11. Read your value prop out loud to a 10-year-old
(If they don't get it, neither do your prospects)

12. Check your site on laptop at 100% zoom
(Is CTA visible without scrolling? Most fail this test)

13. Look at your mobile form - does keyboard cover submit button?
(This kills 30% of mobile conversions and nobody notices)

14. Count clicks to reach pricing from homepage
(More than 2 clicks = you're hiding it = losing qualified leads)

15. Test your site on 3G (Chrome DevTools → Network → Slow 3G)
(This is reality for 40% of mobile users)

16. Ask: "What happens after I click this CTA?"
("Get Started" is vague - "Book 15-Min Demo" is clear)

17. Screenshot your mobile homepage and show it to 5 people
(Can they tell what you do in 3 seconds? If not, fix your headline)

Do all 17 checks. Find 8-15 issues. Fix them.

Watch conversions climb 40-70%.

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Save this list (three dots, top right) ⬆️
Share with your marketing team ♻️

P.S. - If you find issues but don't have time to fix them, that's what we do. DM "HELP"

You only need these 17 checks to fix your SaaS website yourself:


Your SaaS ad got 10,000 clicks.

Only 12 converted.

Here's where you're losing 99.88% of potential customers:

STAGE 1: THE AD (Awareness)
STAGE 2: THE LANDING PAGE (Interest)
STAGE 3: THE FORM (Consideration)
STAGE 4: THE THANK YOU PAGE (Desire)
STAGE 5: THE EMAIL (Nurture)
STAGE 6: THE DEMO/TRIAL (Evaluation)
STAGE 7: THE DECISION (Conversion)

The pattern?

Every funnel stage has ONE job:
Get them to the next stage.

Not impress them.
Not educate them.
Not explain your entire feature set.

ONE job. That's it.

Where is YOUR funnel leaking the most?
Comment the stage number (1-7) and I'll suggest a specific fix ↓

♻️ Repost to help other SaaS founders stop wasting ad spend.

#SaaS #Marketing

Swipe to see the 7 leaks

Most SaaS founders overpay for website work.

Here's what your options actually look like 👇

𝗔) 𝗛𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗮 𝗨𝗦/𝗨𝗞 𝗱𝗲𝘃
$10,000 – $15,000/month
One person. One skill set. Full salary overhead.

𝗕) 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆
$5,000 – $10,000 per project
Slow. Rigid. Back to square one next quarter.

𝗖) 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿𝘀
Cheap on paper.
Missed deadlines, inconsistent quality, constant management.

𝗗) 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺, $𝟭,𝟵𝟵𝟵/𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵
→ UI/UX Designer
→ Webflow Developer
→ CRO Specialist
→ SEO Expert

All 4. One flat monthly price.
No hiring. No contracts. No management headache.
Start next week. Cancel anytime.

The math isn't complicated.
3X better result results. 80% less cost.

Which one would you pick? A, B, C, or D? 👇

#SaaS #Tech

Most SaaS founders overpay for website work.
Here's what your options actually look like 👇
A) Hire a US/UK dev
$10,000 – $15,000/month
One person. One skill set. Full salary overhead.
B) Traditional agency
$5,000 – $10,000 per project
Slow. Rigid. Back to square one next quarter.
C) Freelancers
Cheap on paper.
Missed deadlines, inconsistent quality, constant management.
D) Our Subscription Team — $1,999/month
→ UI/UX Designer
→ Webflow Developer
→ CRO Specialist
→ SEO Expert
All 4. One flat monthly price.
No hiring. No contracts. No management headache.
Start next week. Cancel anytime.

Beginner SaaS founders say "our website needs work."

Veteran SaaS founders say "our website converts at 4.2%."

So, what is the a world of difference?
They measure. Then optimize.

You don't need opinions. You need data-driven improvement.

Here's the 7-step optimization system:

1️⃣ Establish Your Baseline
↳ Current conversion rate: ____%
↳ Current demo requests/month: ____
↳ Current mobile vs. desktop performance: ____
↳ You can't improve what you don't measure.

2️⃣ Find The Biggest Leak First
↳ Traffic to demo rate: Should be 3-5% (most are 1-2%).
↳ Form abandonment: Should be <30% (most are 60%+).
↳ Mobile conversion: Should be 80% of desktop (most are 40%).
↳ Fix the biggest leak = biggest impact.

3️⃣ Test One Variable At A Time
↳ Week 1: Test headline (outcome-focused vs. feature-focused).
↳ Week 2: Test CTA copy (specific vs. generic).
↳ Week 3: Test form length (3 fields vs. 8 fields).
↳ Week 4: Test social proof placement (above vs. below fold).

4️⃣ Automate Data Collection
↳ Google Analytics tracks every conversion source.
↳ Hotjar records where users drop off.
↳ Form analytics show which fields cause abandonment.
↳ Set up once. Learn forever.

5️⃣ Implement Winners Immediately
↳ Don't let winning tests sit in backlog.
↳ Test Monday → Results Friday → Implement following Monday.
↳ Speed compounds (12 tests/quarter > 4 tests/quarter).

6️⃣ Build Optimization Into Your DNA
↳ Not a one-time project. A continuous process.
↳ Designer: Implements test variations fast.
↳ Developer: Ships changes in days.
↳ CRO specialist: Analyzes data, suggests next tests.

7️⃣ Compound Small Wins
↳ 10% lift on headline = 2.2% → 2.42% conversion
↳ 15% lift on CTA = 2.42% → 2.78%
↳ 20% lift on form = 2.78% → 3.34%
↳ Total: 51% improvement from 3 tests.

Most SaaS companies test once per quarter (if that).
Top performers test weekly.

The difference in growth? Massive.

Your competitors are optimizing. Are you?
Drop your current conversion rate 👇

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30+ SaaS launches analyzed.

Here are the 6 platforms that actually drove users (not just vanity metrics):

✅ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝟭: 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁 𝗛𝘂𝗻𝘁
Best for: Early adopters + tech community
Launch day: Tuesday or Wednesday
Prep time needed: 2 weeks minimum

Reality:
→ Top 5 = hundreds of signups
→ Outside top 10 = meh results
→ You need a community BEFORE you launch

✅ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝟮: 𝗛𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀
Best for: Developer tools, technical products
Launch day: Tuesday 8-10am EST
Prep time needed: None (but have thick skin)

Reality:
→ Front page = game changer
→ Comments will roast you (good feedback)
→ Marketing speak gets downvoted to oblivion

✅ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝟯: 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱𝗜𝗻
Best for: B2B SaaS, enterprise tools
Launch day: Every day for 2 weeks
Prep time needed: 30 days of audience building

Reality:
→ One post won't cut it
→ Founder story > product features
→ Engagement matters more than follower count

✅ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝟰: 𝗧𝘄𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿/𝗫
Best for: Building in public momentum
Launch day: Start 30 days before
Prep time needed: You should already be posting

Reality:
→ Launch day posts flop without an audience
→ Daily updates > one big announcement
→ Community first, product second

✅ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝟱: 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗶𝘁
Best for: Honest feedback + niche communities
Launch day: Mid-week, engage immediately
Prep time needed: Be active in the sub first

Reality:
→ r/SideProject, r/AlphaandBetausers work best
→ Users will tell you the brutal truth
→ Drop-and-run = instant downvotes

✅ 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝟲: 𝗕𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁
Best for: Pre-launch hype + email list
Launch day: 4-6 weeks before official launch
Prep time needed: Clear value prop + landing page

Reality:
→ Free listings get buried
→ Paid placement = better results
→ Focus on building waitlist, not vanity metrics

The pattern in successful launches:
They don't rely on one platform.
They create a coordinated launch across 3-4 platforms in one week.

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗮𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗵 𝘀𝗲𝗾𝘂𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀:
Week -4: BetaList submission + Twitter teasers
Week -2: Product Hunt prep + LinkedIn storytelling
Week 0: Product Hunt (Day 1) → Hacker News (Day 2) → Reddit (Day 3-4)
Week +1: Share results, collect testimonials, optimize

What nobody tells you:
The platform doesn't matter if you have zero audience.

Start building relationships NOW.
Not when you're ready to launch.

Where did you launch your SaaS? What worked?

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30+ SaaS launches analyzed.

Here are the 6 platforms that actually drove users (not just vanity metrics)

I told a SaaS founder his website was losing $40K/month.

He didn't believe me.

Until I showed him the data.

Here's what we found:

- His site was getting 8,500 visitors/month.
- Converting at 1.8%.
- That's 153 signups/month.

But here's what we discovered:
→ 67% bounced within 10 seconds (unclear value prop)
→ 43% abandoned the signup form (too many fields)
→ 58% of mobile users never made it to pricing
→ Contact form had 9 fields (industry average completion: 12%)

We fixed 4 things:

- Rewrote headline (clarity over cleverness)
- Cut signup form from 7 fields to 3
- Fixed mobile pricing page (was completely broken)
- Added social proof above the fold

Results after months:

→ Same 8,500 visitors
→ Conversion jumped to 4.7%
→ 400 signups/month

That's 247 extra signups per month.

If you're a SaaS company, here’s how to know if your website needs CRO.

Red Flag #1: High Traffic, Low Conversions
Red Flag #2: Mobile Bounce Rate Over 60%
Red Flag #3: Form Abandonment Over 50%
Red Flag #4: Pricing Page Exit Rate Over 70%
Red Flag #5: No Social Proof Visible
Red Flag #6: Vague Value Proposition
Red Flag #7: Page Load Over 4 Seconds

Now, go to your website right now.

Count how many red flags you have.

0-1 red flags: You're doing well
2-3 red flags: Leaving money on the table
4+ red flags: You need CRO immediately

Quick exercise:

Pull up Google Analytics.
Find these 3 numbers:

Monthly visitors: _______
Current conversion rate: %
Average customer LTV: $__

Now calculate:
If you improved conversion by just 2%:
Additional conversions = Visitors × 0.02
Revenue impact = Additional conversions × LTV

That's what you're losing every month.

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Want me to find your red flags?
Drop "CRO" in the comments.

I'll review your site and tell you exactly what's costing you conversions.

✅ First 5 get detailed feedback within 24 hours.

#ConversionOptimization #SaaS

7 Red Flags Your SaaS Site Needs CRO

🚩 #1: High Traffic, Low Conversions
5K+ visitors | Under 3% conversion
→ You have a conversion problem,
not a traffic problem

🚩 #2: Mobile Bounce Rate Over 60%
Check Google Analytics now
→ Your site is broken on phones
(where 60% of users are)

🚩 #3: Form Abandonment Over 50%
People start signup... then leave
→ Your form is too complex
or asks too much too soon

🚩 #4: Pricing Exit Rate Over 70%
They check pricing... then bounce
→ Pricing unclear OR
no compelling reason to act

🚩 #5: No Visible Social Proof
Testimonials on page 3?
→ Visitors need proof BEFORE
they trust you

🚩 #6: Vague Value Proposition
"Revolutionize your workflow" ❌
"Reduce meetings by 40%" ✅
→ Be specific, not clever

🚩 #7: Page Load Over 4 Seconds
Slow site = Lost conversions
→ Every extra second =
7% fewer conversions

How many red flags does YOUR site have?

Comment "AUDIT" for a free conversion analysis

Here's the exact 7-day onboarding process for our subscription clients.

(No fluff. Just the actual workflow.)

Most agencies/subscriptions are vague about onboarding.

We'll get started!
We'll reach out!
We'll set up a call!

Cool. But WHAT actually happens?

Here's our exact process, day-by-day:

(Save this if you're evaluating subscription teams)

✅ DAY 1: KICKOFF

→ You get welcome email + Slack invite
→ Fill 10-min form (brand, priorities, access)
→ 30-min call with team (optional)
→ We request Webflow/asset access

✅ DAY 2: SETUP

→ We audit your site (design, tech, conversions)
→ Identify quick wins + priorities
→ Send you priorities doc
→ You approve what to tackle first

✅ DAY 3: FIRST DELIVERY

→ We complete Priority #1
→ Deliver to staging for review
→ You give feedback
→ We iterate and push live

This is the proof day.

✅ DAY 4-7: MOMENTUM

→ We knock out 2-4 more priorities
→ Daily deliveries to staging
→ You review quickly (15-30 mins)
→ Everything goes live

By Week 1 end: 3-5 items completed.

✅ WEEK 2+: STEADY STATE

Your workflow:

1. Submit request in Slack
2. We acknowledge (within 2 hours)
3. We deliver (1-3 days)
4. You approve
5. Goes live

Typical turnarounds:
→ Small updates: Same day
→ Landing pages: 2-3 days
→ Major updates: 5-7 days

Most subscription services fail at onboarding.

They:
→ Over-promise (We'll start immediately!)
→ Under-deliver (Weeks go by...)
→ Lose clients in Month 1

We do the opposite:

→ Under-promise (First delivery Day 3-5)
→ Over-deliver (Actually deliver Day 2-3)
→ 98% retention after Month 1

Because:

Fast proof = Trust
Trust = Long-term relationship
Long-term relationship = We both win

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Questions about our onboarding process?

Drop them in comments.
♻️ Share with anyone currently stuck in agency onboarding hell.

The exact onboarding process

We designed an AI website without using the AI 

(And it converts better than their old site that screamed "AI-POWERED" everywhere)

THE PROJECT:

LearnUp transforms how companies train their teams.

Instead of generic courses everyone ignores, their AI personalizes learning for each employee's role and skill level.

OUR PROCESS:

FIGMA:
→ Mapped user journey
→ Designed around 3 core benefits:
→ Created clean, modern UI (no stock photos, real product)

WEBFLOW:
→ Built responsive across all devices
→ Smooth scroll animations
→ Fast load times (<2 seconds)
→ CMS setup for easy content updates
→ Integrated demo booking flow

THE RESULT:

A website that doesn't explain AI.
It shows outcomes.

✓ Clear value proposition
✓ Real product screenshots
✓ One focused CTA: "See LearnUp in Action"

Check it out: https://www.learnupai.com/

Building an AI/SaaS product that needs a website?

We design and build in Webflow.
Fast turnaround. Premium quality.

DM to discuss your project.

#Webflow #WebDesign #AI #SaaS

I just built a complete Gold Loan App using Flutter (and it runs everywhere)

Most loan apps are basic calculators.

I wanted something real - something that uses live gold prices, calculates loans on the fly, and works everywhere (web, iOS, macOS).

If you're learning Flutter or want to break into fintech app development, this shows you exactly how it's done - from API integration to multi-platform deployment.

I documented the entire build process and just dropped the full tutorial on YouTube.

📌 Check it out (link in comments) and let me know what you think.

What's the most complex app you've built recently?

#FlutterDevelopment #FintechApps

From cold outreach to a signed contract in 7 days.

Here's the entire process (most agencies won't share this).

Day 1: The Outreach

I found Cosmetic Surgery & Medi-Spa's job posting.

They needed:
→ WordPress to Webflow migration
→ Full site launch
→ Multiple landing pages
→ Ongoing Webflow expertise

Instead of applying like everyone else, I messaged them directly about our subscription.

Day 2: First Response

"Interesting model. How does this work for complex migrations?"

Most agencies would've sent a 10-page proposal.

I connected on a call.
→ How we handle similar projects
→ Our request submission process
→ Real client examples
→ Answered all questions

Day 4: The Objection

We're US-based, but our marketing manager is in the Philippines. Will that be an issue?

My answer?
Our team works async across 3 time zones. Your marketing manager submits requests via Slack, we deliver within 24-48 hours. Geography doesn't matter when systems are solid.

Day 5: The Comparison

They were weighing three options:

Option 1: Hire a full-time Webflow developer Cost: $70K+/year
Option 2: Traditional agency Cost: $35K for migration alone (plus ongoing projects)
Option 3: VictorFlow subscription Cost: $24K/year for everything unlimited

The numbers spoke for themselves, and they signed the contract in 7 days.

What made the difference?

Not price. Not portfolio. Not fancy pitch decks.

It was trust.

Built through:
→ Transparent answers
→ Real examples
→ Zero BS sales tactics
→ Solving their actual problem (not just selling a service)

Here's what you need to learn:

Cold outreach works when you stop "selling" and start solving.
That's what happens when your offer actually makes sense.

♻️ Repost this if you think more agencies should share their real process (wins and all).

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