Deian Isac
Before They Buy
What happens before someone signs up for your SaaS — and the pages that make it happen.
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You grow through word of mouth. Your buyers still Google you before they buy. 13.05.2026 11:19
72% of B2B SaaS buyers now start their journey by asking peers in private groups instead of Googling a category — but 100% still visit the vendor website before they buy (Wynter, 2025). If you grow through word of mouth, the referral gets you on the shortlist; what your buyer finds when they Google your name decides whether you stay on it. Open an incognito tab right now, search your company name,...
Your buyer Googles you before they sign up. What do they find? 06.05.2026 8:23
Open an incognito tab and Google your company name right now. What comes back is a G2 listing you haven't touched in years, a Capterra page with wrong pricing, and a Reddit thread calling your onboarding clunky — and that's what your buyer reads before they ever hit your homepage. This episode covers the data on what actually happens before someone fills out a form, and five things you can do this...
What should you build first if you have zero marketing budget? 29.04.2026 10:14
You have five page types to build, but zero time and zero budget to build all of them at once. This episode gives you the exact order — starting with comparison pages, which rank in days and convert at 8.43% according to Grow & Convert's study of 95 articles. Deian walks through the data behind each page type so you can spend your first afternoon building the one that moves the needle fastest.
You need 5 pages. Here's what they are. 22.04.2026 11:18
Every page type from episodes 1-8 works better as a system than alone. This episode maps the five-page portfolio — comparison, alternatives, use case, glossary, free tool — and shows how to link them so you catch the same buyer across every search they make before deciding.
Your pricing page is losing you customers 08.04.2026 10:45
Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) changed two words on their pricing page — "sign up for free" to "trial for free" — and trial starts went up 104%. This episode goes through six real changes SaaS companies made to their pricing pages and what each one lifted. No redesign required for most of them.
People are searching "[your category] alternatives" right now. Are you showing up? 01.04.2026 10:46
Thousands search competitor alternatives every month. They've decided to leave—they just need somewhere to go. What the pages that win those buyers look like.
Why "for marketing agencies" outranks your features page 25.03.2026 9:24
Your features page says what you do. Use-case pages say who it's for—and Google ranks them higher. How Dynamic Mockups went from 67 to 2,100 signups a month.
Turn a free tool into your best salesperson 18.03.2026 8:32
A free calculator on your site can do more selling than a landing page. Why someone who uses your ROI tool is already halfway to buying—and how to build one.
Your competitor has a page comparing themselves to you. You don't. 04.03.2026 10:10
Someone is searching your product vs a competitor right now. If you don't own that page, they do. Conversion data on what makes comparison pages work.
Which competitors should you compare yourself to? (It's not all of them.) 04.03.2026 11:04
Most founders see 47 competitors on G2 and think they need 47 comparison pages. You need 3 to 5. A four-filter test for picking which ones deserve a page.
Most comparison pages don't get you customers. Here's what the good ones do differently. 04.03.2026 6:58
Your comparison page ranks but nobody signs up. Four things the pages that convert do differently—with examples from Teamwork, Chili Piper, and Heap.
Most SaaS glossaries are dead pages. Here's what a useful one looks like. 04.03.2026 7:46
Glossary pages that rank but don't convert are a liability. Why most glossaries fail, what AI overviews change, and what Personio's HR Lexicon does right.
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