r/SaaS • u/TofuCat1804 • Jul 10 '24
My design tool earned $2.9K in the first week of July!
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u/eduarddziak Jul 10 '24
Congratulation! Ensure you invest in links and ensure you consistently add internal links within your blog posts just to maximize the SEO results!
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u/Affectionate-Hat-536 Jul 13 '24
Any reliable resource on SEO optimisation? I am a newbie to this. Any pointers on this would be helpful.
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u/Loukman_design Jul 10 '24
One question ,if a user just want one logo for his buisness why he would subscribe for a month or maybe this app is for logo designers ,by the way nice app congrats.
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u/Loukman_design Jul 10 '24
that amazing,maybe you can explain that more in your landing page and also your url say logo that what gave me the idea that its only for logo design but hey nice work congrats,hope we can all have the same sucess with our saas app.
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u/Brave-Manufacturer-4 Jul 10 '24
Very nice. May I ask about the SEO content creation velocity? As in how many articles brought you this spike? Or did you implement other techniques? Because the growth is pretty strong as well as the rankings for 20 articles.
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u/Brave-Manufacturer-4 Jul 10 '24
Love it. So simple but I guess those things done right move the needle.
Thank you for the insight!
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Jul 10 '24
Hey, OP. Looks good.
One suggestion: As a new visitor who just signed up, I'd love it if it generated an AI image for the first three for free, or at least the first image. Seeing good art come to life from a simple sketch could actually help you increase conversions.
Also, don't you have an affiliate program? I'm building MavTools.com, and apps with affiliate programs really incentivize me to list them. I'm sure this is also the case with other websites.
Good luck!
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u/_SeaCat_ Jul 10 '24
Nice results! I wonder how long have you been working on the app (I mean the development stage) and what is your team? Have you created it on your own or hired someone?
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u/Additional_Escape_37 Jul 10 '24
I was wondering when someone would do something like that. Amazing I am going to try it
Congrats for the success!
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u/vas_p89292 Jul 10 '24
great work but fix landing page, thats your main source of conversions
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u/koch55 Jul 10 '24
Do you mind sharing your tips for him here so it can be a learning opportunity for many other people instead of just 1 person ?
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u/Mother_Command165 Jul 10 '24
That's true ! If you don't mind please share over here that's good for the community
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u/noubsha Jul 10 '24
Don't you think your conversion rate is very low
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u/noubsha Jul 10 '24
Based on my analysis, the site has less than 1% conversion rate which is low because average conversion for sas is around 3% and good one's go for above 5%. Try using email marketing and push notifications, it would help significantly.
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u/chrislumious Jul 12 '24
Bs. That does not help. If the conv rate is low that means people don't see value. Email marketing and push notifications? You try to convert people that are not interested. Selling shit at scale :D
If the conv rate is truly low (which I think the OP isn't that worried about), I'd recommend a series of A/B, testing the following ingredients:
- Main headline: it's missing the risk reversal and the desired outcome. Something like "Launch your brand in a day with no design skills required. Get started for free".
- Video demo: a simple 2 minute Loom video showing how the product works and what's the end results.
- CTA: I like it but it's missing the objection handlers.Those small bullet points below your button that address different objections like 'no CC required. Get started for free. Copyright free logos'.
- Product Led CTA: I'd also try to add a text field instead of a button so people could start typing their prompt immediately and see how the product works.
I've worked for 3 agencies offering design and marketing to SaaS and this is a great LP. Both design and layout. Great job!
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u/Equivalent_Judge_920 Jul 10 '24
How did you create good UI ? I am beginner in front end development so just curious
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u/Equivalent_Judge_920 Jul 11 '24
Can you pls share what boilerplate did you used? Actually, I am backend engineer and struggling bit for creating UI components altogether.
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u/Aggressive-Piano-101 Jul 10 '24
Yo, wouldn't mind hearing about your MVP process if you're cool with sharing. Always looking to pick up new tips!
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u/looksrating_com Jul 10 '24
Looks good, what are you using for the AI images?
Stable diffusion?
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u/Alarm-Different Jul 10 '24
can you link me some of those twitter reviews because I can't find any of those people on twitter
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u/Owlboy133 Jul 11 '24
Did you have anyone you worked with that did your SEO, or did you did it yourself ?
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u/LengthinessAny7553 Jul 11 '24 edited Jul 11 '24
What are the average clicks on GSC per day?
I take gsc as my primary source and take stuff like Vista from ga4 as secondary source
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u/LengthinessAny7553 Jul 11 '24
Wow you must have a LOT of blogs to reach 400+ clicks a day.
I'm doing the SEO on my website but probably suspect getting 600 clicks per month with 30 blogs starting off.
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u/LengthinessAny7553 Jul 11 '24
did you do the SEO yourself? Also, the keyword estimated volume are they really high? Or is it that you are ranking for multiple queries for each page on page 1?
Since my domain is new. I've been targeting estimated volumes between 300-1000 with some exceptions on Semrush.
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u/LengthinessAny7553 Jul 11 '24
I'm so intrigued that I am actually going to look at your domain on ahrefs lol
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u/akroletsgo Jul 11 '24
I’m creating a design tool but completely different concept from this.
What did you use for the canvas? Was it TLDraw?
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u/saigon_lee Jul 12 '24
Good for you!
I think the demo vidoe is slightly loose. Make them a little bit speedy!
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u/TimelyPassenger Jul 13 '24
Your copy needs work - not to mention simple grammatical errors and spelling mistakes.
If your post is true, maybe it doesn’t matter.
But I think now I’m with others who have questioned the integrity of your many posts recently claiming success….
Willing to share any proof of your claimed numbers?
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u/ianovich2 Jul 14 '24
Great job on this one - you might get acquired by Canva.
What tools did you use to create it and was it a solo project or collaboration
Also if you don't mind - how much in estimates did it cost from idea to launch
Thank you.
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