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The Clueless Company • 7d
SaaS Audit #4: StackOne Consistency builds trust. And in SaaS, trust is the foundation for growth. When I explored StackOne’s website and presence, I noticed a few areas where consistency could create a stronger impact. Sharing them here so other SaaS founders can reflect on their own journeys too 👇 [1] Blog cadence: The last post was June 5th, and before that May 6th. With July almost over, there’s no new post this month. Since the first blog in July 2023, only 12 posts have been published, that’s less than one per month. Blogs don’t need to be frequent, but they do need to be consistent. [2] Sign-up clarity: I tried signing in with Google and received: “Could not find an account associated with your email.” It seems the login is for existing users only, but there’s no clear option for new users to sign up. That can create confusion. [3] Customer reviews: There are 17 reviews on G2 (3 in 2023, 1 in 2024, 8 in April 2025, 4 in May 2025, and 1 in March 2025). That’s solid, but likely fewer than the number of customers. Encouraging new reviews every month can keep credibility fresh. [4] Review engagement: I didn’t see any responses from the StackOne team on G2 reviews. Replying (to both praise and criticism) shows attentiveness and builds trust with future prospects. [5] Search presence: I couldn’t find a Google Business Profile for StackOne. Setting one up helps with discoverability and adds another trust signal for users searching the brand. These aren’t major gaps, but they are missed opportunities. Addressing them can turn good visibility into great credibility. 💡 Takeaway: In SaaS, consistency is as valuable as innovation. _______________________________ I’m running this SaaS Audit series to highlight small, practical improvements that any SaaS startup can implement to create smoother journeys and stronger growth signals. If there’s a SaaS app you’d like me to audit next, drop it in the comments or DM me. I’d love to take a look!
@Techentia MERN & Ne... • 10d
🌟 Small Wins → Big Journeys 🌟 Today I officially closed a new freelancing client worth $100 (₹8,000+). It may look like a small number to some, but for me it’s a step forward in building trust, credibility, and long-term growth. Every milestone m
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The Clueless Company • 10d
SaaS Audit #3: Plain A website demo flow should feel smooth and effortless, after all, it’s often the first real touchpoint with your product. When I reviewed Plain’s website, I came across a few areas where the experience could be made simpler and
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The Clueless Company • 5d
SaaS Audit #5: Lumi AI First impressions on a website matter a lot, especially when you’re asking users to book a demo. Even small frictions can quietly reduce conversions. When I explored Lumi AI’s website, here are a few observations that could m
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Codestam Technologies • 5m
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The Clueless Company • 20h
SaaS Audit #6: SpaceBasic Booking a demo should feel effortless. Even small frictions can quietly reduce conversions and create a less-than-perfect first impression. I recently explored SpaceBasic’s website and noticed a few areas that could improv
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