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Launching a SaaS product: 5 steps to get early fraction

You’ve built the product. You’re ready to launch. Now what?

Most founders freeze here. Do you hire a PR firm? Run ads? Spam LinkedIn? The truth: a launch is less about fireworks, more about getting the basics right.

Here are 5 steps to launch with clarity and traction.

1. Nail Your Positioning & Messaging

If you can’t explain what you are and why you matter in 30 seconds, you’re not ready to launch.

2. Build a Launch-Ready Website

Not a masterpiece. Just a sharp, credible site that communicates your story and drives action.

3. Define Your First Audience & Channel

Pick one ICP and one channel. Resist the urge to boil the ocean.

4. Run a Focused First Campaign

Drive traffic. Collect data. Don’t expect massive MQLs, expect signal.

5. Gather Feedback & Iterate Fast

Every launch is a test. Learn what lands, then double down.

Wrap-Up

A good launch isn’t about being everywhere. It’s about starting sharp, getting early traction, and compounding from there.

That’s what our Launch Lab delivers: story, site, and first campaign, end to end.

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