The HOUSE OF SAAS

Early Stage Marketing &
Go-To-Market Strategies

Our expertise in testing and validating new concepts moves startups in the right direction with the least amount of resources & time possible.

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Early Stage Marketing

Marketing early stage companies & startups requires a different thinking from traditional marketing. New businesses often require outside of the box thinking in their marketing as their innovative products have a few, or no equivalents on the market. With no reference to be compared to, we often don’t know what to do with these new products as we can’t always understand their value.

In order for Innovation to become mainstream it needs to be accepted, and for it to be accepted it needs to be presented in a way that it’s easily understood.

The most basic building blocks of successful marketing are a solid Product, a clear Value Proposition, and a well-defined Ideal Customer Profile.

Only when a solid marketing foundation has been built can marketing work be done in a productive manner.

Here at the House Of SaaS, we’re experts at helping startups define their value proposition & reaching their first customers. Our team will help you create a clear roadmap to success & implement it.

We employ The Lean Startup methodology in the early stage work to test & validate newly formed marketing ideas and product definitions. With this approach we can quickly discover which marketing channels, ICPs, & messages work, and save time + resources from moving forward with something that doesn’t work.

We ❤️ the lean startup methodology!

Our LEAN testing model.

Step 1

Creating your messaging, ideal customer profile, & your MVP

Step 3

Designing experiments in order to prove, or disprove the marketing thesis

Step 3

Analyzing the collected data & making decisions for how to move forward.

The House Of SaaS has been instrumental and helpful throughout the project. We were able to identify critical areas to get more potential customers to sign up for our new service.

Mohamed Ahmed

Magalix.com, acquired by Weaveworks

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