What do you say about SaaS Growth School?
A few years ago, when I joined one SaaS company as a Head of Growth, I had a tough time finding great resources to learn from.
Although the place is pretty saturated, filtering all those information was hard, frustrating, and time-consuming.
Although I don't have that problem anymore, during the last couple of months, many of my friends told me the same.
So I've got an idea to create a completely FREE SaaS Growth School.
The idea is to share short, crisp, but actionable SaaS growth nuggets.
So I started recording videos two weeks ago, and so far, I got a lot of great feedback from other people.
So I decided to share this with you as well (Sorry for the shameless self-promo) :)
There are two places where you can follow the SaaS Growth School:
- On your favorite podcasting platform. Here are the links to subscribe:
- Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1EOvCAhz1gVhICpzFf0b7q
- Apple podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/saas-growth-school-with-ugi-djuric/id1612087520?uo=4
- Or on our blog -> blog.contenthorse.com/school (You can subscribe there to the newsletter as well).
I'm dropping new insights three times a week -> Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
They all are under 10 minutes of listening (or under 2 minutes of reading).
So really:
- super short
- super actionable
- super valuable
There are already a couple of published content pieces:
- How would I grow a brand new SaaS to $10k MRR in 2-3 months if starting tomorrow
- A simple way to grow 15-30% YoY
- The best way of running paid ads (as an early to mid-stage SaaS)
- and more...
So give it a read/listen, and please, let me know what you think.
I would really, really, really like to hear your feedback :)
I hope you'll find the growth insights I share with you useful!
P.S. - Why should you listen to me?
Over the last three years, I helped 20+ SaaS companies get millions in revenue (had a pleasure to work with lemlist, Userpilot, GetResponse, SurferSEO, Document360, Hunch, Sendspark, and a bunch of other notable SaaS companies).
So I managed to learn a thing or two about growing early and mid-stage SaaS companies.
And now I would like to share my entire knowledge with you.
