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SaaS Tribune v3

I'm happy to announce that I have released the third version of the SaaS Tribune of SaaSHub. That's the primary top section on the homepage, and its goal is to promote and bring traffic to new and trending products.

New products will be featured every 6 hours, and will stay on the homepage for almost 2 days. The listings will be ordered by the number of approved user reviews. The idea behind this ordering is that I'd like to develop the newly improved "reviews functionality".

Once approved to be featured on the homepage, products will appear there not sooner than 1 week from the time of approval. During that period, product founders will have the opportunity to ask their users for reviews.

In the end, getting your software product featured on the SaaS Tribune should be bringing you as many visits as appearing on BetaList if not more.

If you are building a software product, you can read more how to get featured here

, Founder of Icon for SaaSHub
SaaSHub
on November 18, 2019
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    Looks great. I am curious, how are you doing since you launched $99/month featured listings?

    Mind sharing number of subscribers, revenue and lifetime value? 🙏

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      I released the paid option less than 2 months ago. I'm far from being able to calculate a lifetime value. Maybe this time next year :)

      1. 1

        Great! How much revenue so far?

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    Hey Stan,

    looks great. I'll pass that on to my Co Founders. We have some products that would fit there.
    And I include SaaSHub in my startup promotion list, too :-)

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    Hi Stan,
    Added Formlets.com today, curious on the traffic to see

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      please, don't expect a lot of traffic as of now. However, it's growing. Also, I'm building a newsletter, too. And that will increase the effect over time.

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        @filvdg, I've featured Formlets now. It will appear on the Tribune on the 26th this month. I'd appreciate if you share your results publicly around the 28th :). Thanks!

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    Sounds great!
    My product's pricing page is hosted on a marketplace (RapidAPI).
    SaaSHub doesn't allow me to link Pricing Page to there.

    Is there way to get around this?

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      OK, that's interesting. Unfortunately, there isn't as of now.

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