I came across this B2B productivity SaaS over a year ago, based in Paris, operating in both Europe and North America. Their marketing was chaos.
Freemium plans, service-provider audience (agencies, consultants, etc.), but no real system, poor ad ROI, disconnected tactics, and a “strategy” that was basically a wishlist.
We started from zero:
Audited every channel to see what was actually contributing to acquisition.
Built a simple, clear roadmap: what to stop, what to double down on.
Rebuilt landing pages with proper CRO and messaging hierarchy.
Tested new ad formats across Google, Meta and LinkedIn, tracking every touchpoint.
Created a reporting system that finally tied spend -> signup -> MRR.
In 7 months, MRR went from $4K to around $21K, and big enterprise accounts started reaching out organically.
The main lesson?
Show the value of what you do, not just the features.
I offer realistic, problem-solving strategies that fit the team’s actual resources.
Forget buzzwords. Remember to build something that works.
That’s the approach I live by at The Push, real strategy, real execution, and results you can actually measure.