SaaS is turning computing into a utility like the electric grid did for industry.

SaaS is a significant growth driver but fuzzy informations spread over the web make it difficult to understand and differenciate from software hosting environments.

This blog focuses on key success factors driving the development of a successful Business-As-A-Service solution.

Sunday, December 20, 2009

Software-As-A-Service Demand Generation : Position a Single Call to Action (6/7) and Measure, Refine, Repeat (7/7)

You have chosen and defined the personna of a Single Customer you would like to attract.
You have found that single customer online.
You have answered one burning question that single customer asks.
You have made a landing page where you speak as the customer listens.

 
It is now time to position a single call-to-action.
Usually this call-to-action is a Trial proposal which is what best value a SaaS solution, or a Buy proposal if you are not offering a SaaS solution.

You must now Measure, Refine and Repeat:
The beauty of this 7 steps walk is that you can monitor the customer through the steps.
Your monitoring must be checked daily and used to refine the needed steps if not enough conversion ration is measured. You can revise the vocabulary, the value proposal, the impression selling positioning, the learn and learn-more processes.

You can and should repeat these steps with an other single customer, wether it may be an other target for the same offering or a new and different solution.

1 comment:

  1. SaaS is becoming more attractive for many different types of service providers as well as independent software vendors.

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