Thought I would introduce myself.
I am @nstambovsky.bsky.social . Touchpoints is my newsletter that collects and analyzes copywriting and design from B2B SAAS companies.
Looking to connect with anyone who
- Runs linkedin ads
- Writes B2B Copy or Content
- Works in CRM/Revops
Don focus on acquisition at the cost of enablement.
Your enablement/onboarding content feeds directly into better outcomes, better testimonials, and understanding your customers.
Don focus on acquisition at the cost of enablement.
Your enablement/onboarding content feeds directly into better outcomes, better testimonials, and understanding your customers.
For the newest incarnation of the TouchPoints Newsletter, I am doing two "head to head" matchups per issue.
The first will pit two competitors' homepages against eachother.
The second will pit two ads against eachother.
For the newest incarnation of the TouchPoints Newsletter, I am doing two "head to head" matchups per issue.
The first will pit two competitors' homepages against eachother.
The second will pit two ads against eachother.
I'm still figuring out this format for my newsletter, but today we're gonna look at 3 aspects of the homepage hero:
- Header & Subheader Copy
- Hero Visuals
- Social Proof
I'm still figuring out this format for my newsletter, but today we're gonna look at 3 aspects of the homepage hero:
- Header & Subheader Copy
- Hero Visuals
- Social Proof
This ad is basically all text, but what it does visually is very effective.
This ad is basically all text, but what it does visually is very effective.
This ad has a few issues, but I love the comparison to hired help they draw for Convert Assist.
Is it actually as effective as hiring a sales coach, a writer, and an assistant?
This ad has a few issues, but I love the comparison to hired help they draw for Convert Assist.
Is it actually as effective as hiring a sales coach, a writer, and an assistant?
Algolia's ad breaks my cardinal rule of social proof: make it specific.
This social proof is one of the vaguest I have seen ever.
Algolia's ad breaks my cardinal rule of social proof: make it specific.
This social proof is one of the vaguest I have seen ever.
I have seen this trend across multiple video tools lately.
They advertise one specific use case on linkedin: training videos.
Veed is a versatile piece of software, but no one uses a multi tool to cut a pizza.
I have seen this trend across multiple video tools lately.
They advertise one specific use case on linkedin: training videos.
Veed is a versatile piece of software, but no one uses a multi tool to cut a pizza.
Many SAAS companies can say they are like a more established player, but for a different niche/use case.
This is great, especially when that established player is a fast-growing powerhouse like Clay.
Many SAAS companies can say they are like a more established player, but for a different niche/use case.
This is great, especially when that established player is a fast-growing powerhouse like Clay.
Make had the bones of a great ad with this image, and the first paragraph of caption copy.
They hit on the two ultimate elements of message: Capabilities and Outcomes.
Make had the bones of a great ad with this image, and the first paragraph of caption copy.
They hit on the two ultimate elements of message: Capabilities and Outcomes.
Brevo's add here could be boiled down into 2 statements:
- Brevo will boost your sales and save you money.
- You can get Brevo for 50% off this holiday season.
But how many times do they hit these points?
Brevo's add here could be boiled down into 2 statements:
- Brevo will boost your sales and save you money.
- You can get Brevo for 50% off this holiday season.
But how many times do they hit these points?
I have analyzed dozens, maybe hundreds of SAAS landing pages at this point.
A few really hard-and-fast rules have emerged, but there are usually exceptions.
I have analyzed dozens, maybe hundreds of SAAS landing pages at this point.
A few really hard-and-fast rules have emerged, but there are usually exceptions.
Thought I would introduce myself.
I am @nstambovsky.bsky.social . Touchpoints is my newsletter that collects and analyzes copywriting and design from B2B SAAS companies.
Looking to connect with anyone who
- Runs linkedin ads
- Writes B2B Copy or Content
- Works in CRM/Revops
Thought I would introduce myself.
I am @nstambovsky.bsky.social . Touchpoints is my newsletter that collects and analyzes copywriting and design from B2B SAAS companies.
Looking to connect with anyone who
- Runs linkedin ads
- Writes B2B Copy or Content
- Works in CRM/Revops
No one will admit they don’t understand the report.
“Everyone assumes they’re the only one confused, so the whole room just nods along,”* said one veteran.
No one will admit they don’t understand the report.
“Everyone assumes they’re the only one confused, so the whole room just nods along,”* said one veteran.
For decades, professionals have feared the rejection that comes with proposing ideas that break the mold. But history shows illogical ideas often win big:
For decades, professionals have feared the rejection that comes with proposing ideas that break the mold. But history shows illogical ideas often win big:
Rory Sutherland’s “Alchemy” reveals the hidden power of perception in marketing.
I have rolled up Rory's insights into observations, lessons, applications case studies, and a practical tip.
Rory Sutherland’s “Alchemy” reveals the hidden power of perception in marketing.
I have rolled up Rory's insights into observations, lessons, applications case studies, and a practical tip.
There is a viral image about visual hierarchy that basically pranks the reader in order to show them how humans tend to read.
There is a viral image about visual hierarchy that basically pranks the reader in order to show them how humans tend to read.
Don't let Q4 goals make you desperate.
That's how mistakes happen.
Don't let Q4 goals make you desperate.
That's how mistakes happen.
In Gusto's ad below, they pair specific pain points with their competitors.
In Gusto's ad below, they pair specific pain points with their competitors.