Reaching £9,849 MRR Organically in 12 months
After analyzing 100+ AI and Saas startups with $100k+ MRR, I have found that all these startups are using same method to get traffic and paying users.
The method was stealing the traffic of other aggregator websites like Theresanaiforthat, indiehackers, futurepedia, futuretools Producthunt etc by listing their Saas on all these.
After that I and my team spent hours building a resource of around 300+ AI and Saas directories where I could list my Saas and get exposure to AI enthusiasts.
It worked for my website, and I started providing the same service to other Saas's and one of my clients Stunning.so is getting 47%+ Referral traffic from these listings.
I can do the same for you as well.
https://gumroad.com/l/saas-growth-kit-vip/33OFFVIP/
Is listing your SaaS on a place like ProductHunt really considered stealing their traffic? Isn't that the exact reason they exist?
Or are they doing something unethical with those sites? If so, what exactly are they doing that you consider stealing?
It was just a casual word. Sorry for any offense or something but it was just something that Saas would be cashing the visitors and traffic of producthunt and others for free without any promotions.
Good post!
Do you also post on paid directories? If so, that's included in the price tag?
I am launching a HRMS platform in a month can you give me pointers about the places i can list my product beside betalist and producthunt
Hmm, I also have compiled a list of around 1,743+ places where you can promote your saas.
https://saaspedia.gumroad.com/l/saas-growth-kit/
Fascinating approach! It turns out that some of the most successful startups are using unconventional methods to attract traffic and users. Great job on compiling directories of AI and Saas platforms; it can indeed be a significant source of traffic and visitors. And it seems like you've mastered this approach well and even expanded it by offering this service to other Saas projects. Impressive!
Appreciate your words