Ryan explains how SaaS startups can create brand awareness and build an audience by piggybacking off of another company's audience.

Takeaways

• Piggybacking off of another company's audience is an effective way for SaaS startups to create brand awareness and build an audience.
• Finding the right partner who shares the same target audience and has a large following is crucial for successful co-promotion campaigns.
• Webinars, workshops, podcasts, and co-creating content are effective collaboration methods for SaaS startups and their partners.
• Both parties should actively promote the campaign through social media, email newsletters, and website content to maximise brand awareness and lead generation.

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Ryan outlines various channels and strategies for getting lead magnet campaigns seen by a wider audience, including repurposing content, utilising existing traffic, and using ads.

Takeaways

• Repurposing content and creating top-of-funnel content can help drive people to the lead magnet.
• Promoting lead magnets effectively involves utilising existing traffic, such as website visitors and email subscribers.
• Using ads, such as LinkedIn DMs, cold emails, and meta ads, can also be effective in reaching a larger audience.
• It's important to consider the position of lead magnets in the sales funnel and create content that aligns with the target audience's needs and interests.

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In this episode, Ryan James shares five of his favourite SaaS marketing campaign ideas that have generated thousands of leads for his clients.

Takeaways

• Create a separate brand newsletter rather than an own-brand newsletter.
• Use aggregated data to create a benchmarking ebook or report that provides insights and comparisons for your target audience.
• Implement a waitlist campaign to generate interest and build a list of potential customers before launching a product or feature.
• Create a scorecard, a survey or assessment tool that provides a score and recommendations based on the user's responses.
• Offer free strategy calls or audits to help potential customers solve their problems and build a relationship before pitching your product.

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