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Depends if you're B2B, or B2C. For both, though, giving some incentive to be an "early adopter" is a must. My company is SaaS; to get some initial momentum, w
by mvkel 16y ago
Depends if you're B2B, or B2C.
For both, though, giving some incentive to be an "early adopter" is a must.
My company is SaaS; to get some initial momentum, we offered early adopters their first year at a discounted rate, additional functionality at a fraction of the normal price, and an account credit if they connect us to another customer that ends up working with us.
We actually still do the latter; nothing is better than having your customers be your evangelists.
- mvkel 16y agoand yes, the comment above is correct. It depends on the industry, business type, etc. etc. For SaaS, what I mentioned is just one of many methods...