The SaaS Weekly Story—Going From SaaS Founder to Content Curator
The Founder's Journey
As a fellow SaaS founder, I get it.
Growing a SaaS company is not easy.
Like most stories, our journey began by solving a problem. We found a pain point in the market that wasn’t being met, so we launched a product.
We engaged with early adopters and eventually got our first paying customers. We then formed a company, and now we need to grow it, or risk being outcompeted.
As we pave our growth path, we look for guidance to inform our next strategy. But this is where we face another challenge: there’s a lot of information out there. I mean a lot!
Some are good, others are bad, but very few of them actually help us make a decision. It can be a challenge to find dedicated content for SaaS founders that helps answer our most pressing questions.
Questions like “how did other founders get their first 100 paying customers” or “what tools and tactics can help grow my business.”
If only there was a centralized information hub of SaaS-focused resources that could help guide us.
That’s why I started SaaS Weekly...
The SaaS Weekly Story
SaaS Weekly is a curated newsletter of the best SaaS content on the web.
My goal is simple, I want to help bootstrapped B2B founders reach $1M in ARR by curating resources to inform their next growth strategy.
Unlike traditional media companies like TechCrunch and Business Insider, the newsletter exclusively focus on SaaS-related topics and grass-root strategies that other teams found success with.
SaaS Weekly is not in the business of bringing you news. It's in the business of guiding your growth.
I take the hassle out of finding content. Every Friday, I surface recent articles published by thought leaders in the industry. I then summarize the best strategies, stories, and case studies you need to grow your SaaS company.
If this story resonated with you, feel free to check out the SaaS Weekly newsletter. You’ll be amazed by what you discover there.
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