#5 SaaS Growth Snacks

1) How to get quoted in top publications

Google downplays the value of links, but they remain powerful signals. As AI-generated content increases, links gain importance. Getting a quote and link from a top site can boost your SEO.

HARO used to be a reliable source for obtaining quotes and links by connecting reporters and experts. Sadly, it is now flooded with spam and link-building schemes.

Help a B2B Writer is your best alternative. Send or respond to requests on the site or in the Superpath community. High quality guaranteed.

🍟 Viktoria Medvedko 🇺🇦 shared this delicious snack along with other link-building strategies.

2) Match the content strategy to your business model

🍟 Snack by Eric Doty via twitter

3) Find hidden files on Google

Everyone searches on Google, yet most forget the good old tricks.

You can search by content type (pdf, xls, doc, pptx) & inside sites.

To retrieve PDFs from "site.com" → inurl:site.com filetype:pdf

🍟 Snack by Marc Dufraisse via LinkedIn post

4) Use Linkedin Polls to segment your audience

A feature that goes unnoticed on Linkedin allows you to see how people vote on your polls.

If you ask the right questions, you can use them to segment and get to know your audience.

→ Click on the votes link below the poll to see the results!

🍟 Last snack is by the house ;)

Related to previous SaaS Growth Snacks:

• Bing chat nows has ads by Debarghya (Deedy) Das

• Twitter published its recommendation algorithm code publicly on GitHub, answering the never-ending call of marketer speculation. The code reveals that likes and retweets are the most significant indicators of interest, which help to boost tweet reach. Tweets with only a URL or tweets that trigger negative user actions (like a block or unfollow) will limit tweet performance. Also, Twitter Blue subscriber tweets get a 2-4x boost.

Snack time is over! I'm always looking for appetizing ideas to feature, drop me a message if you have a snack to share!

Have a good week ahead! 🙌

– Mariano Martene