Customer feedback platform for product improvement
Canny grew primarily through organic channels, including SEO and content marketing on their blog, which helped build brand recognition and increase trial sign-ups. They also leveraged integrations and launched on Product Hunt, which brought in a significant number of users early on. Additionally, paid advertisements focusing on buyer-intent keywords and experimenting with Facebook and Google ads contributed to their growth.
“Yet in October when we wrote a blog post about how we got to ramen profitability, our trial sign-ups doubled.”
“Our strongest channel is organic, via 'Powered by Canny'.”
“The old SEO strategies are very much alive and should be used.”
“Telling our story on the Canny blog... did start getting our name out there. Along with the 'Powered by Canny' link in our product, we were seeing the start of a recognizable brand.”
“We’ve begun experimenting with FB + Google ads. Turning $X into $Y seems like a no brainer if Y > X.”
“After launch, we started writing blog posts.”
“We also put effort into: Writing and distributing good content on our blog”
“we set up paid advertisements and landing pages, focusing heavily on buyer-intent keywords”
“we want to produce evergreen content that will work for you for a long time.”
“Since we’re low-touch SaaS, marketing is our primary method of acquiring new customers.”
“We built many key features and integrations, some of which we were able to launch on Product Hunt”
“Finding these comes down to staying on top of what’s happening in your space.”
“We validated interest for the integration way ahead of time.”
“Especially if these are on sites like Reddit or Quora, be sure to mention your solution there.”
“We launched on Product Hunt. Our launch went amazing. Over 350 companies tried Canny that week.”
“the majority of their users work in tech”
“Don’t discount 'brand building' content. While hard to measure, you’ll gain supporters and word-of-mouth.”