50% more clicks in a crowded market
Comprehensive keyword research plus Search and Display campaigns raised impressions and drove 50% more clicks, building brand visibility in a competitive space.
Most SaaS buyers do not wake up searching for your product. Facebook and Instagram let you show them the problem you solve, then retarget the people who visited, signed up or watched.
Screen recordings, founder videos and before-and-after workflows.
Lookalikes of paying customers, not of all sign-ups.
Messages for visitors, trial users who stalled and expiring trials.
Activation and paid conversions through the Conversions API.
Demand creation that pays back.
We test problem, outcome and comparison angles to see what stops your buyers.
Meta optimises for activated or paying users, not just sign-ups.
Visitors, stalled trials and demo no-shows each get their own message.
Yes, for many SaaS products, especially those with a broad audience such as small business, creator, productivity and consumer tools. Meta's reach and low cost per impression make it a strong channel for creating demand and for retargeting. It is weaker for very niche enterprise software, where the audience is small and LinkedIn or Google may suit better.
| Audience | Message |
|---|---|
| Visited pricing or features | Case study, testimonial, start free |
| Started a trial, not activated | How to get the key result in five minutes |
| Trial ending | What they lose, plan comparison, help from support |
| Booked demo, no-show | Short product video and a rebooking link |
If Meta only sees sign-ups, it finds people who sign up easily and leave. We send activation and paid subscription events through the Conversions API, with values, and build lookalikes from paying customers. Meta then learns who becomes a customer, not just who fills in a form.
For SaaS, Meta usually creates demand and retargets, Google Ads captures evaluators who search, and LinkedIn reaches exact job titles at a higher cost. We compare channels on cost per paying customer, not on cost per lead.
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Comprehensive keyword research plus Search and Display campaigns raised impressions and drove 50% more clicks, building brand visibility in a competitive space.
Yes, especially for products with a broad audience and for retargeting. Product-led creative and optimising for activation or paid events are what make them pay back.
Only at the start. Once activation or paid events are tracked, optimise for those, so Meta finds users who become customers.
Short screen recordings of the key workflow, pain-led hooks, founder and customer videos, and honest comparisons with the old way of working.
LinkedIn targets job titles precisely at a higher cost; Facebook reaches the same people more cheaply but less precisely. Many SaaS companies use both for different stages.
Yes, using your product events and website data, with different messages for visitors, stalled trials and expiring trials.
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