Semir Sakanovic

Tech Founder Building Personal Brand on LinkedIn & Helping Others Do The Same | Ranked 257th Creator Worldwide | 0-10,527 Followers in Just 6 Months.

I provide a done-for-you LinkedIn lead generation service for founders doing $1M-$10M+:

- Write and post content in your voice (3x/week)
- Manage your LinkedIn Ads (targeting, creative, optimization)
- Handle all engagement and networking (comments, DMs, connections)
- Generate and qualify leads
- Monthly Reporting (clear ROI tracking)

If you don't see results in 30 days, you get your money back.

No questions asked.

I can offer this because I've done it 100+ times and know what works.

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How to contact me?

Just send me a message on LinkedIn.

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Includes breakdowns of why they worked and how to adapt them for your business.

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Co-Founder & CTO

Software and hardware development company based in Sarajevo. Solution404 is currently working for International clients from USA and Austria in the field of software development.
https://solution404.io

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

In March 2023, my first SaaS client's demo requests dropped 20%.

I had just delivered what I thought was my best work.

→ Custom illustrations.
→ Smooth animations.
→ Award-worthy design.

But he asked for the old site back.
That hurt.

I realized I was designing to impress other designers, not to help businesses grow.

That's when it hit me:

SaaS companies don't need pretty websites.
They need websites that make money.

30+ SaaS projects later, here's what I learned:

1. They need CLEAR messages, not creative ones
2. They need FAST sites, not fancy ones
3. They need MOBILE to work perfectly
4. They need GOOD COPY more than good design
5. They need DATA, not designer opinions
6. They need TRUST, not trends
7. They need SIMPLE, not innovative
8. They need CONVERSIONS, not awards
9. They need to LAUNCH FAST, then improve
10. They need REVENUE GROWTH, not pretty pixels

Fast forward:

👍 First 15 projects:

- 1.9% average conversion
- Clients stayed 4 months

😎 Last 20 projects:

- 3.8% average conversion
- Clients stayed 18+ months

When I stopped designing for my portfolio and started designing for their revenue, everything changed.

💬 What’s the failure that changed how you work?

#SaaS #StartupGrowth

Boost SaaS Conversions 40-60% Without Hiring | Ship 5x Faster Than In-House Teams | All-in-One SaaS Growth Team: UI/UX, Webflow, CRO, SEO Experts → Skip Hiring Headaches

In March 2023, my first SaaS client's demo requests dropped 20%.

I had just delivered what I thought was my best work.

→ Custom illustrations.
→ Smooth animations.
→ Award-worthy design.

But he asked for the old site back.

That hurt.

I realized I was designing to impress other designers, not to help businesses grow.

That's when it hit me:

SaaS companies don't need pretty websites.
They need websites that make money.

30+ SaaS projects later, here's what I learned:

1. They need CLEAR messages, not creative ones
2. They need FAST sites, not fancy ones
3. They need MOBILE to work perfectly
4. They need GOOD COPY more than good design
5. They need DATA, not designer opinions
6. They need TRUST, not trends
7. They need SIMPLE, not innovative
8. They need CONVERSIONS, not awards
9. They need to LAUNCH FAST, then improve
10. They need REVENUE GROWTH, not pretty pixels

Fast forward:

**First 15 projects:**

- 1.9% average conversion
- Clients stayed 4 months

**Last 20 projects:**

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If your site isn’t bringing clients, you’re probably making one of these 7 mistakes.

1️⃣ Mistake #1: Talking about YOU instead of CLIENT results

↳ Swap “We are experts” with “We helped X achieve Y”
↳ Show results first, not your awards
↳ Clients care about outcomes, not your story

2️⃣ Mistake #2: Pages taking 8+ seconds to load

↳ Compress images & use a CDN
↳ Optimize code for speed
↳ Aim for under 3 seconds for instant engagement

3️⃣ Mistake #3: No clear CTA above the fold

↳ Visitors should see the CTA in 5 seconds
↳ Make it obvious without scrolling
↳ Keep it action-driven: “Book Your Strategy Call”

4️⃣ Mistake #4: Complex contact forms (9+ fields)

↳ Keep it simple: Name, Email, Short Message
↳ Get visitors on a call fast
↳ Remove any friction that kills leads

5️⃣ Mistake #5: Generic ‘Contact Us’ buttons

↳ Use clear action-oriented labels
↳ Example: “Get Your Free Audit” or “Start Your Strategy Call”
↳ Make every click meaningful

6️⃣ Mistake #6: No social proof on the homepage

↳ Show testimonials, logos, and results above the fold
↳ Build instant trust
↳ Highlight proof right where decisions happen

7️⃣ Mistake #7: Not tracking conversions

↳ Install analytics & track lead sources
↳ Measure form submissions, demo requests, CTA clicks
↳ Optimize monthly for continuous improvement

Most agencies ignore these basics because they’re chasing cool design instead of real results.

Fix them, and you’ll notice:
→ Leads stop leaking
→ Clients instantly see value
→ Your agency grows without spending more

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💡 Want a quick checklist to see if your website is losing clients right now?

1. Drop a “Checklist” in the comments.
2. Follow Ansif I for more agency growth tactics.

Helping SaaS fix Webflow website bugs & increase demos, trials & sign-ups by 70% | Webflow Premium Partner | 40+ SaaS | Saved $260K/year in team costs | DM “AUDIT”

Costing Your Agency $100K/Year

Stop designing the hard way.

These 10 Chrome extensions will save you hours. 

I’ve been building websites and redesigning pages for years.

And one thing I noticed?
Most designers waste hours on tiny, repetitive tasks:

→ Picking colors
→ Checking fonts
→ Measuring elements
→ Inspecting CSS

It’s frustrating.
It slows you down.
And kills creative flow.

That’s why I rely on these 10 Chrome extensions every single day:

1️⃣ ColorZilla – Eyedropper + gradient generator. Copy HEX/RGB in seconds.
2️⃣ WhatFont – Identify any font on a webpage instantly.
3️⃣ CSS Peeper – Inspect colors, styles, and fonts without digging through code.
4️⃣ PerfectPixel – Overlay mockups for pixel-perfect alignment.
5️⃣ Web Developer – DOM inspection, editing, and debugging in one tool.
6️⃣ Lighthouse – Audit performance, SEO, accessibility, and best practices.
7️⃣ Eye Dropper – Open-source color picker with history.
8️⃣ Muzli – Design inspiration from Dribbble, Behance, and trends.
9️⃣ Page Ruler – Measure distances, sizes, and positions accurately.
🔟 Wappalyzer – Detect frameworks, CMS, and technologies used on any site.

Here’s why these save so much time:

✅ Stop digging through code or Figma to find colors or fonts
✅ Measure and align elements instantly
✅ Audit sites fast for SEO, accessibility, and performance
✅ Get inspiration without leaving your tab

I’ve tried almost every plugin out there.
These are the ones that actually make a difference.

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If you want to work faster, smarter, and actually enjoy designing again…

💡 Follow Ansif I me for more tips like this.
♻️ Save or share this post so your designer friends don’t waste hours on tiny tasks.

#tools

These 10 Chrome extensions will save you hours

Everyone talks about the cost of hiring a developer.

Almost no one talks about the cost of waiting.

Let’s do the math.

Your marketing team wants to launch one landing page for a Q1 campaign.

Here’s how it usually goes:

Brief submitted → Monday
Dev queue → Position #7
Design review → Week 2
Dev starts → Week 3
QA → Week 4
Revisions → Week 5
Launch → Week 6

Six weeks.
One page.

Meanwhile:

– Your competitor already launched
– Your ad budget keeps burning
– Your CMO gets restless
– Your team loses momentum

This is the part most CMOs never see.

The hidden cost of waiting:

💰 Lost first-mover advantage → ~$15K
💰 Delayed campaign ROI → ~$25K
💰 Team morale & productivity → Invisible (but real)
💰 Competitive positioning → Ongoing loss

Total cost per delayed project: $40K+

But here’s the problem:

Most SaaS teams have 3–5 projects stuck in queue at any given time.

That’s $120K–$200K lost per quarter.

Not because of bad ideas.
Not because of bad people.

Because of speed.

Now compare that to our model:

✅ Request submitted → Monday
✅ First draft → Wednesday
✅ Revisions → Thursday
✅ Launch → Friday

Same quality.

1/6th the time.
1/10th the cost.

That’s why 10+ SaaS companies work with us.

✅ Not because we’re cheaper (though we are).
✅ Because we’re faster.

Speed is the quiet competitive advantage no one budgets for.

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How many campaigns are waiting in your dev queue right now?

💬 Comment “SPEED” if you want our rapid deployment framework.

#SaaSMarketing

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!

Boost SaaS Website Conversions 40–60% for only $1,999/Month (All-in-One Growth Team includes UI/UX, Webflow, CRO, SEO Experts → Skip Hiring Headaches)

Everyone talks about team culture.

Very few actually build it.

I learned this the hard way.

At one point, our team was:

- Hitting deadlines
- Shipping features
- Growing revenue

But something felt off.

People did their work.
Then disappeared.

- No ownership.
- No pushback.
- No energy.

That’s when it clicked:

Culture isn’t perks.
It’s behavior.

Here’s what actually changed things for us:

→ We made expectations explicit
→ We encouraged disagreement (early, not late)
→ We rewarded ownership, not just output
→ We normalized asking for help
→ We cared more about clarity than consensus

One simple rule made the biggest difference:
Assume good intent. Then be direct.

No politics.
No guessing.
No silent frustration.

The result?

→ Fewer meetings.
→ Faster decisions.
→ Better work.
→ Happier people.

Team culture isn’t built in offsites.

It’s built in:

- How feedback is given
- How mistakes are handled
- How leaders show up on bad days

You don’t get the culture you want.
You get the culture you tolerate.


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What’s one rule or behavior that defines your team culture today? 👇

#Management

Everyone talks about team culture.

Very few actually build it.

I learned this the hard way.

At one point, our team was:

- Hitting deadlines
- Shipping features
- Growing revenue

But something felt off.

People did their work.

Then disappeared.

- No ownership.
- No pushback.
- No energy.

That’s when it clicked:

**Culture isn’t perks.
It’s behavior.**

Here’s what actually changed things for us:

→ We made expectations explicit

→ We encouraged disagreement (early, not late)

→ We rewarded ownership, not just output

→ We normalized asking for help

→ We cared more about clarity than consensus

One simple rule made the biggest difference:

Assume good intent. Then be direct.

No politics.

No guessing.

No silent frustration.

The result?

→ Fewer meetings.

→ Faster decisions.

→ Better work.

→ Happier people.

Team culture isn’t built in offsites.

It’s built in:

- How feedback is given
- How mistakes are handled
- How leaders show up on bad days

You don’t get the culture y

Most SaaS sites A/B test the wrong things

Here’s what actually drives 20–50% conversion lifts:

1️⃣ Tier 1 - Highest Impact (20–50% lift)

→ Value Prop Headline
→ CTA Copy
→ Form Length
→ Social Proof Placement
→ Page Load Speed

2️⃣ Tier 2 - Medium Impact (10–20% lift)

→ Objection handling (FAQs + features)
→ Multiple Demo CTAs
→ Pricing transparency
→ Hero image/video
→ Navigation simplification

3️⃣ Tier 3 - Lower Impact (3–8% lift)

→ Button color
→ Button shape
→ Font choice
→ Image style 
→ Whitespace density 

Here’s the power of testing in order ⬇

Starting conversion: 2% → After Tier 1: 3.38% → After Tier 2: 4.47% → After Tier 3: 4.92%

On 10,000 monthly visitors, that’s 200 → 492 demos/month or +3,504/year, translating to $3.5M in new revenue at 20% close rate and $5K ACV.

Most teams make these mistakes:

• Testing too many things at once
• Running tests too short (<2 weeks)
• Declaring winners too early (<95% confidence)
• Prioritizing design before fundamentals

➡ Do this instead:

→ Test one variable at a time
→ Wait for statistical significance
→ Start with high-traffic pages
→ Focus on high-impact items first

Here’s a simple action plan to follow:

✅ Week 1: Value prop headline
✅ Week 3: CTA copy
✅ Week 5: Form length
✅ Week 7: Social proof placement
✅ Week 9: Page speed

Follow the tiers, test with a plan, and measure every step.

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Stuck with low conversions? DM me, and I’ll show where your funnel leaks.

🚀 Follow for more SaaS growth & CRO tips.
🔁 Reshare to help your team skip the common A/B mistakes.

#SaaS #StartupGrowth

I calculated the real cost of hiring an in-house website team for a SaaS

And the number surprised me.

Here’s what most CMOs don’t see when they approve a simple hire.

Year 1 costs 👇

⏩ Recruiting:
→ Job postings: $2K
→ Recruiter fees: $28K
→ Interview time: $5K
→ Background checks: $0.5K

Recruiting total: $35K

⏩ Salaries (mid-level, US-based):
→ Webflow developer: $95K
→ UI/UX designer: $85K
→ CRO specialist: $80K

Salary total: $260K

⏩ Benefits & overhead (≈30%):
→ Health insurance
→ Payroll taxes
→ 401k match
→ PTO & sick days
→ Equipment & software

Overhead total: $80K

⏩ Onboarding & ramp-up:
→ Training time
→ Reduced productivity (first 3 months)
→ Management time

Onboarding total: $33K

YEAR 1 TOTAL: ~$409K

And that’s just the visible part.

Hidden costs most teams miss:

→ Turnover risk (avg tenure ~18 months)
→ 10–15 hrs/week of leadership management
→ Team coordination overhead
→ Annual benefit increases
→ Website work competing with internal priorities

When you zoom out:

Real 3-year cost:
👉 $1.3M–$1.5M
For a 3-person website team.

That’s why we built a WEBSITE SUBSCRIPTION for SaaS teams.

A full website team at $1,999/month.

→ Annual: $23,988
→ 3-year total: $71,964

Savings: $1.2M+

Same deliverables:

✓ Unlimited website updates
✓ CRO & optimization
✓ Design & UX
✓ SEO support
✓ 24-hour response time
✓ No management overhead

That’s less than the cost of ONE JUNIOR HIRE

For most SaaS companies, it’s not about cutting costs.

It’s about moving faster without burning budget.

👇

Curious how this would compare to your current setup?

Comment “TEAM” and I’ll break it down for your situation.

#SaaS #StartupGrowth

Here’s what most CMOs don’t see 👇

WEEKEND CHALLENGE 👇

Your website. Your phone. 10 seconds.

Here's the test:

1. Open your site on mobile
2. Start a timer
3. Can a stranger understand what you do + see the benefit + find the CTA?

All in 10 seconds or less?

If yes → You're winning
If no → You're losing 60% of mobile traffic

Drop your time below.

Fastest site wins a free 30-min strategy call 🏆

#webdesign #uxdesign

WEEKEND CHALLENGE 👇

I lost a $5,000/month SaaS client over a subscription package.

Here's what happened (and what I learned):

They needed ongoing Webflow maintenance for their site.
Simple updates, bug fixes, content changes.

I pitched them project-based pricing.
They wanted a subscription model instead.

I didn't have one ready 💔

Lost the deal in 48 hours to a competitor who did.

Here's what I should have known:

SaaS companies think in subscriptions

- They budget monthly, not per project
- They want predictable costs
- They need ongoing support, not one-off fixes

My competitor offered 3 simple tiers:
Basic ($500/mo), Pro ($1,500/mo), Premium ($3,000/mo)

Same work I would've done.
Just packaged differently.

The lesson hit hard:

Your pricing model needs to match how your clients think.

Not how you want to work.

I spent that weekend building my own subscription packages.

- 3 tiers for Webflow maintenance.
- Clear deliverables per month.
- Simple add-ons available.

Launched it 3 weeks later.

✅ Closed 3 clients in the first month.
✅ All SaaS companies.
✅ All paying monthly.

Total MRR: $6,200.

More than I lost, and it's recurring now.

HERE’S MY FRAMEWORK:

Build packages around what clients already understand.
Not what's convenient for you.

1. SaaS = subscriptions
2. Agencies = retainers
3. Startups = milestones

Match their language.
Match their budget structure.
Win more deals.

The $5,000 loss taught me a $55,000/year lesson.

Sometimes you need to lose to learn how to win.



PS: What pricing model works best in your niche? Drop it below.

#startup

90% of SaaS websites fail this simple mobile test.

Here's how to check yours in 5 minutes:

(Grab your phone. I'll wait.)

𝗧𝗲𝘀𝘁 #𝟭: 𝗖𝗮𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝘂𝗺𝗯 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗧𝗔?

Open your site.
Hold your phone with one hand.

Can you tap the main CTA
— without stretching
— without scrolling?

❌ No → You’re losing mobile visitors
✅ Yes → Good. Next.


𝗧𝗲𝘀𝘁 #𝟮: 𝗗𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗼 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗹 𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘆𝗶𝗻𝗴?

Open your demo form on mobile.

Ask yourself:

— Did you zoom?
— Did the keyboard cover anything?
— Did it feel slow or awkward?

❌ If yes → Most users quit here
✅ If no → You’re ahead of most SaaS sites


𝗧𝗲𝘀𝘁 #𝟯: 𝗗𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝘁 𝗹𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝗳𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗲𝗻𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵?

Open an incognito tab.
Visit your homepage.

Count to 3.

Still loading?

❌ Yes → Users are leaving
✅ No → You’re good

(Simple rule: over 3 seconds = problem.)


𝗧𝗲𝘀𝘁 #𝟰: 𝗖𝗮𝗻 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗼𝗻𝗲 “𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗶𝘁” 𝗶𝗻 𝟱 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱𝘀?

Show your homepage to someone new.
Take it away after 5 seconds.

Can they explain what you do?

❌ No → Your message is unclear
✅ Yes → Strong mobile hero

Your score

4/4 → You’re in the top tier
2–3 → Quiet revenue leaks
0–1 → Mobile is costing you deals

One thing to remember:

→ Most SaaS traffic is mobile
→ Most conversions still aren’t

That gap is an opportunity.

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How many did you pass? 👇 Comment your score.

P.S. - Want the complete 27-point mobile audit? Comment "MOBILE" and I'll send it.

UIUX, Web Designer, SaaS Marketing, SaaS Growth tips

Can’t find the page you want to edit in Webflow? 

Try this quick hack:

Add ?update to the end of your site URL, you’re right in the page you want to edit.

No dashboards.
No hunting.

Just open and edit.

It really helps teams using Webflow:

→ Update content faster
→ Easier for new teammates
→ Edit right on the live page

💬 Tried it yet? How much time could this save your team?

#NoCode #WebsiteTips

Here's the exact CRO framework we use to boost SaaS conversions 40-70%.

Steal it. It's free.

THE SAAS CONVERSION STACK (7 Layers):

1️⃣ Technical

If this fails, nothing converts.

✓ Fast load (<2s)
✓ Mobile works
✓ Forms reach CRM
✓ No broken links

👉 40% of “CRO problems” live here.

2️⃣ Clarity

Do people instantly get it?

✓ What you do
✓ Who it’s for
✓ Main outcome
✓ How it works

👉 5-second homepage test.

3️⃣ Trust

Why believe you?

✓ Client logos
✓ Results-based testimonials
✓ Case studies
✓ Security proof

👉 Place near CTAs.

4️⃣ Friction

What slows decisions?

✓ Fewer form fields
✓ No extra steps
✓ No landing-page nav

👉 More friction = fewer demos.

5️⃣ Urgency

Why now?

✓ Real deadlines
✓ Limited availability
✓ Cost of waiting

👉 Fake urgency kills trust.

6️⃣ Objections

Answer doubts early.

“Too expensive” → ROI
“Takes time” → Timeline
“Security?” → Certifications

👉 Handle it in the copy.

7️⃣ Paths

Not everyone is ready.

High → Book demo
Medium → Pricing / Tour
Low → Guide / Case study

👉 Every visitor needs a next step.

HOW TO IMPLEMENT:

Week 1: Audit your site against Layer 1 (Technical)
Week 2: Fix Layer 2 (Clarity) - test with 5 people
Week 3: Add Layer 3 (Trust) elements above fold
Week 4: Optimize Layer 4 (Reduce friction)
Week 5: Test Layer 5 (Urgency) variations
Week 6: Add Layer 6 (Objection) content
Week 7: Create Layer 7 (Multiple paths)
Week 8: Measure, iterate, optimize

Most SaaS companies skip Layer 1 and jump to Layer 5.
That's why their conversions suck.

Build from the foundation up.

We've used this for 40+ SaaS clients.
Average results: 30-50% conversion increase.
Time to full implementation: 6-8 weeks.

Which layer is your website missing?

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💬 Save this post. Share it with your team. Comment which layer you're working on first.

#SaaS

We've used this for 10+ SaaS clients

Not everyone wants to pay for social media (or needs to).

I've seen Meta's latest move to test premium subscriptions across:

• WhatsApp business tools and capabilities
• Facebook enhanced experiences
• Instagram verification and features

Choosing not to subscribe doesn't make you less engaged. It doesn't mean you're missing out.

And it certainly doesn't mean you can't build a strong presence.

That's why I'm watching how companies balance free versus paid tiers.

Because let's face it - forcing users into premium models doesn't help anyone.

That's how you end up with frustrated communities, declining engagement, and platforms that lose their original appeal.

The real question isn't whether Meta can monetize better. It's whether they can do it without alienating the billions who made these platforms successful in the first place.

Free users built these networks. They created the content. They formed the communities that attracted advertisers and made Meta profitable.

Now we're seeing if premium features can coexist with free access, or if this marks a shift toward paywalled social media.

So keep creating, keep connecting, and decide what value truly means to you.

Premium or not 🙌🏽

This is the exact mistake costing SaaS teams revenue in 2026.

One client lost $841,500 from it.

Not from bad traffic.
Not from weak copy.
Not from low intent leads.

From a broken demo form.

Here’s why no one noticed:

→ The form submitted successfully
→ Users saw a thank-you page
→ Analytics showed conversions

But the lead never reached the CRM.

Zero alerts.
Zero errors.
Zero visibility.

Over 6 weeks, they lost 187 qualified leads.

Each worth ≈ $4,500 in potential ARR.

The scary part?

Everything looked normal.

Until we tested it.

What most SaaS teams miss:

1️⃣ Forms can submit while integrations fail silently
2️⃣ Mobile forms behave differently than desktop
3️⃣ Browser updates break old scripts
4️⃣ CRM changes kill webhooks
5️⃣ Tracking pixels stop firing (no one notices)

So the blame game starts:

- Marketing blames the funnel.
- Sales blames lead quality.
- Dev says, Works on my machine.

Meanwhile, revenue quietly walks out the door.

The fix isn’t more analytics.

It’s active monitoring.

What we set up:

→ Daily form submission tests
→ CRM integration health checks
→ Instant failure alerts
→ Mobile-specific testing
→ Backup lead notifications

Cost to implement: $200
Setup time: ~3 hours
Revenue protected: Priceless

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Honest question:
How confident are you that every demo request reaches your CRM?

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A client messaged me yesterday

You've saved us at least $180K this year.

(Probably more)

Here’s what that really means.

This is a B2B SaaS fintech company.
On our $1,999/month package since the middle of 2025.

→ They didn’t hire a full-time developer.
→ They didn’t wait weeks for landing pages.
→ They didn’t pay emergency developer fees.
→ They didn’t spend hours managing website projects.

Instead, they worked with us.

We eliminated hiring costs.
→ No developer, no recruiter, no long onboarding.
→ Savings: $68,000

Landing pages launched in 3–5 days instead of 4–6 weeks.
→ They ran 8 campaigns instead of 2.
→ Six extra campaigns × $9,000 each.
→ Revenue captured: $54,000

Freelance design agency? Gone.
→ Design included in our package.
→ Better results. In-house brand knowledge.
→ Savings: $30,000

Site breaks on weekends? Handled.
→ No emergency fees.
→ Savings: $8,000

CMO spent 8 hours/week on website projects.

→ Now just 1 hour/week on Slack reviews.
→ Freed time used for strategy.
→ Savings: $14,000

But that’s not all.

• Conversion rate ↑ 52%
• Faster launches.
• Team morale up.
• Zero turnover risk.
• Predictable costs.

Intangible value: probably another $100K+

Here’s what the client actually said:

"The best part isn’t the money. I don’t think about the website anymore. I submit a request on Slack. It’s done in 2 days. Perfect every time. My last developer took 3 weeks and I had to follow up five times. The mental relief alone is worth the cost."

The real ROI isn’t just numbers.

- It’s peace of mind.
- Speed.
- Reliability.
- Focus on strategy instead of execution.

This is why 40+ SaaS companies work with us. Not because we’re the cheapest. Because we’re predictable, reliable, and fast. And that’s worth 10× the cost.

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💡 What’s YOUR current website situation costing you?

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Your SaaS pricing is killing your growth if you're not applying this one rule: customers must receive at least 10x the value of what they pay.

Most founders get this backwards.

They price based on costs, competitors, or what feels "fair."
But here's what actually happens when you nail the 10x rule:

Last month, a fintech SaaS founder told me something that changed how I think about pricing forever.

We charge $2,999/month for our platform. our clients save $30,000+ monthly in operational costs alone.

That's a 10x return. every single month.

And guess what? They have a 6-month waitlist.
zero churn. Customers literally fight to stay.

Because when someone gets a 10x value, price becomes irrelevant.

But most SaaS companies are stuck in the 2x-3x zone.
Charging $99/month to save someone $200/month.

That's not value. That's a nice-to-have.
And nice-to-haves get cancelled first.

Here's how to apply the 10x rule to your pricing:

✅ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭: 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝘃𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗱𝗲𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿

Not features. No time saved. actual dollars.

→ revenue generated
→ costs eliminated
→ risks avoided
→ efficiency gains (in dollar terms)

✅ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟮: 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗮𝘁 𝟭𝟬% 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘃𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲

If you save them $50k annually, charge $5k.
If you generate them $100k, charge $10k.

✅ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟯: 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗲 𝗶𝘁 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗹𝘆

- Case studies with numbers.
- Testimonials with specifics.
- ROI calculators on your site.

Make the math impossible to ignore.

The magic happens when customers think:
"This costs me $X but saves me $10X. i'd be stupid not to buy."

That's when you stop competing on price.
That's when you start winning on value.

And that's when your SaaS actually grows.

Look, I've helped 40+ SaaS companies optimiZe their conversion funnels.
The ones crushing it? They all follow this rule.

Their customers don't just buy once. They upgrade. They refer. They become evangelists.
Because 10x value creates 10x loyalty.

Your pricing isn't just a number on a page.
It's a promise of transformation.
Make sure you're delivering on it.



📌 What's the measurable value your SaaS delivers?

If you can't answer that in dollars and cents, your pricing strategy is already broken.

Your SaaS pricing is killing your growth if you're not applying this one rule: customers must receive at least 10x the value of what they pay.

Most founders get this backwards.

They price based on costs, competitors, or what feels "fair."

But here's what actually happens when you nail the 10x rule:

Last month, a fintech SaaS founder told me something that changed how I think about pricing forever.

We charge $2,999/month for our platform. our clients save $30,000+ monthly in operational costs alone.

That's a 10x return. every single month.

And guess what? They have a 6-month waitlist.

zero churn. Customers literally fight to stay.

Because when someone gets a 10x value, price becomes irrelevant.

But most SaaS companies are stuck in the 2x-3x zone.

Charging $99/month to save someone $200/month.

That's not value. That's a nice-to-have.

And nice-to-haves get cancelled first.

Here's how to apply the 10x rule to your pricing:

✅ Step 1: Calculate the real value you deliver

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A B2B SaaS company was spending $45K/month on ads.

Still stuck at a 2.1% conversion rate.

Here’s what changed in 90 days.

Traffic was coming in.
Dashboards looked healthy.
Everyone was busy.

→ But demos weren’t.
→ Revenue wasn’t.

So we tested everything like a real user.

𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝟏: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐤.

The demo form silently failed on Safari mobile.

And that was just the start.

Other friction points were piling up:

- Mobile form had 11 fields → 68% abandon rate
- Page load: 6.8 seconds
- CTA hidden below fold on laptops
- Confusing value prop
- Pricing page returned a 404

𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤𝐬 𝟐–𝟒: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐢𝐱

No full redesign.

Just conversion-focused tweaks:

- Fixed Safari form → leads started flowing
- Mobile form → 3 fields
- Page load → 6.8s → 1.9s
- Value prop → “Reduce HR admin time by 12 hours/week”
- Client logos above fold
- All CTAs unified → “See a Demo”
- A/B tested hero variations

Then we continued testing, fixing errors, A/B test and optimizing.

90 days later:

- Conversion rate: 2.1% → 3.6% (+71%)
- Monthly demos: 252 → 432 (+180 demos)
- Qualified demos: 31% → 43%
- Mobile conversion: 0.9% → 2.8% (+211%)

Most SaaS companies don't have a traffic problem.
They have a conversion problem.

Before spending another dollar on ads, ask:

→ Is your site actually working?
→ Have you tested it on all devices?
→ Do you know where visitors drop off?
→ Are forms unnecessarily long?
→ Is your value prop clear?

Fix the bucket before adding more water.

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💡 If you want to stop losing leads silently and start converting traffic into real demos,

Book a call here: https://lnkd.in/gQJB8hu7

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We usually charge $500 to find conversion leaks on SaaS websites.

Today, you can do it yourself.

This is the same website audit checklist we use on client sites.

It’s a 47-point audit that helps SaaS teams uncover the issues quietly hurting conversions.

Most teams who run it find 8–15 problems they didn’t even know existed.

It covers:
→ Technical foundation
→ Mobile UX
→ Page speed
→ Conversion leaks
→ Copy & CTA gaps

If you go through everything, it takes about 30–45 minutes.
But you’ll usually spot quick wins in the first 10 minutes.

👉 Pro tip: Start with Section 1. That’s where we find the most expensive issues.

📌 If you want the checklist, comment “YES” and I’ll share it.

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