Industry · SaaS

Your trends are not on TikTok

It is on LinkedIn, and in the subreddit where your buyers complain about the tool they are paying for now.

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Four hundred people with budget

SaaS has the longest buying cycle here and the smallest relevant audience: not a million people, four hundred with budget authority. That inverts the usual advice — reach is nearly worthless, being specific enough that the right forty recognise their own problem is everything.

Five scores per trend
The migration nobody writes aboutLinkedIn
Audience fit9.4
Purchase relevance9.7
Production feasibility9.0
Platform fit9.1
Trend velocity5.9

Why this fits you: Purchase relevance 9.7 with velocity 5.9 is the archetypal SaaS shape. The post answers the objection that stalls the deal, which is what switching actually costs in hours, and it ships as plain text with one real number in it.

What the scores look like here

Purchase relevance and platform fit carry the decisions. Velocity is mostly noise: a topic runs for two weeks on LinkedIn, and arriving on day four costs you nothing.

  • LinkedIn and Reddit weighted up, TikTok usually scored down.
  • Purchase relevance read first, because the audience is small and buying.
  • Reddit objections used as the source of content, not as a posting surface.
  • Velocity mostly ignored. Late here is not late.

What you actually get

Trend lists that treat LinkedIn as a first-class platform.

Objections lifted from the subreddits where your category is argued about.

Hooks built around one claim rather than around reach.

Signal while the founder does marketing; Momentum once it is a team.

A worked example

The migration nobody writes about

LinkedIn

Purchase relevance 9.7 with velocity 5.9 is the archetypal SaaS shape. The post answers the objection that stalls the deal, which is what switching actually costs in hours, and it ships as plain text with one real number in it.

Hook

“Migrating off our competitor takes about nine hours. Here is the breakdown, including the parts that are annoying.”

From a post with 96k impressions

Five scores per trend
Audience fit9.4
Purchase relevance9.7
Production feasibility9.0
Platform fit9.1
Trend velocity5.9

Where the week goes

Where the week goes
Deciding what to post about3 hrs
Writing posts5 hrs
Repurposing them badly across platforms2 hrs
Answering the same objection on sales calls4 hrs
Watching a competitor with worse product post more∞
Every single week14+ hrs

Signal

One brand and daily trends is enough while a founder is doing marketing. Momentum once there is a marketing hire and more than one product line.

Pricing →

Your next post is already trending somewhere.

Questions people actually ask

Should a B2B SaaS bother with TikTok?

Usually not, and the audience-fit score says so. Developer tools with a consumer edge are the exception, and the score catches those too.

Is Reddit safe for a SaaS brand?

As a research surface it is the best one available. As a posting surface, only as a person answering a question, never as a brand account.

How do I write about a boring product?

Publish a number nobody else publishes. In this category that is reliably the highest-performing shape, and it is why the example above is a text post.

Does it integrate with our CRM?

No. It reads your site to build the brand profile and scores content opportunity across seven platforms. Attribution stays in your stack.

Your next post is already trending somewhere.

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