HeyJaredIn Demand: How to Grow Your SaaS and Stay In Demand
Growing a SaaS? Yeah, that's hard. Growing a SaaS without a clue what you're doing from a marketing and growth perspective? Pretty much impossible — especially if you want to break the $1M and $10M ARR marks.
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Why customer research should never be fully automated (opens the original)
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Welcome back to another Reacting To r/SaaS Episode of In Demand, this time with Asia and Kim! In this episode, they react to posts about niche SaaS and what can’t be automated when you’re starting a business. Along the way, they explore niching vs. focusing, product validation, customer research, AI-generated marketing, and why customer research should not be fully automated. Got a question you’d like Asia to unpack on the podcast? Record a voicemail here. Links: DemandMaven Subscribe to The Wor
Why AI doesn't create demand (opens the original)
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Founders spend a lot of time debating ideas, features, and technology. But the difference between a successful business and a failed one usually comes down to something much simpler: understanding what people are actually willing to pay for. In this “Asia reacts to r/SaaS” episode of In Demand, Asia reacts to more founder stories from the SaaS Sub Reddit. From an AI startup that flopped while a simple website service took off, to the challenge of finding your first users, to the power of reposit
EP68: The busy founder's guide to retention and churn (opens the original)
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Retention is one of the most important growth levers in SaaS, but most founders treat churn as a single number instead of a source of insight. The companies that grow the fastest aren't just acquiring more customers. They're getting better at understanding why the right customers stay, why they leave, and where value breaks down along the journey. In this solo episode of In Demand, Asia shares her busy founders guide to retention and churn. She explains the difference between short-term and long
This SaaS founder was STUCK at $150/mo for TWO YEARS (opens the original)
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Founders often think their biggest problem is product development. More often, the real challenge is figuring out what to build, how to price it, and how to get it in front of the right customers. In this special solo episode of In Demand, Asia reacts to two founder stories shared on Reddit and breaks down the growth lessons hiding beneath the surface. From a founder who finally stopped building and started marketing, to another who grew from $150 MRR to $8.6K MRR by simplifying their product an
EP67: How to validate product ideas without wasting money on ads (opens the original)
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Product validation is one of the most misunderstood topics in SaaS. Founders are told to run ads, build waitlists, and test landing pages, but those tactics often validate marketing execution more than they validate whether a real customer problem exists. In this episode of In Demand, Asia and Kim break down what product idea validation should look like before you build. They explore why customer conversations still matter, and how founders can gather meaningful evidence before investing signifi
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