Organic brand social media is dead for B2B. SaaS is the hardest product to market. Team generated content is the one tactic that is delivering results for SaaS companies, and Agent Craft is the one system that actually powers distribution.
We lost three deals last quarter to a worse product with a bigger audience. That is the whole lesson, and it is why we build in public now. #B2BSaaS
Three discovery calls this week, same story every time. Nobody wants another dashboard — they want to know what changed and what to do about it. #SaaSSales
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priya.raman The question we ask every customer in week one — and what the answer tells us about renewal. #CustomerSuccess
We stopped rewriting the launch post six times and just filmed the PM who shipped it. Went out in four formats the same afternoon.
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Your company page barely reaches the people who follow you. Your team reaches everyone else. With authenticity and trust. Everything the algorithms love.
People your message can reach
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If you don’t believe us, the world’s best in the game agree that authenticity, trust and scale are foundational to SaaS distribution success.
Gary VaynerchukGaryVee“No matter what you do, your job is to tell your story. Be your best self, not a copy of someone else. Authenticity is priceless.”
Jason LemkinFounder of SaaStr“In SaaS, Brand = Trust. That’s it. It’s not a logo, or a color, or a font. It’s simply the amount of Trust you’ve built up.”
Alex HormoziFounder of Acquisition.com“Doing the basics at scale is what makes you advanced... Instead of posting 2 times on social media about your business and giving up when it ‘doesn’t work,’ be ready and willing to post 2,000 times, learn from each post, and see what happens.”
Your team invests 3 minutes. We tell them what to say, we extract their expertise, we guide them to trust, we prompt we edit, we analyze and we iterate and we warm up leads.
Each teammate gets prompts every morning — industry news, company news, customer stories. Nobody opens a blank page.
Front camera, three minutes, teleprompter if they want it. Craft adds captions and headlines, then writes the post, the thread and the article.
Craft reads every comment and DM, qualifies the buyers and sends them to your CRM. Your team keeps talking; sales is already on the lead.
Craft flags the comments and DMs that look like buying interest, with why, so you answer the right people first. Reply, mark done or dismiss from the web or your phone. You write the reply.
A competitor just cut onboarding to two days. What does a buyer actually give up when it moves that fast?
Why you — it landed this morning and nobody credible in your space has answered it yet.
What is the one thing you wish every customer understood before they signed?
Why you — your highest-engaging pillar, untouched since July.
A prospect asked me why onboarding takes two weeks
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Qualified leads
VP Revenue Ops · 40-seat team · asked about onboarding
Founder · renewal in Q1, evaluating a switch
Head of Sales · third visit · asked for pricing
Synced to your CRM
Your leads · flagged from comments and DMs on your posts
This is exactly where we are. How long did rollout take, and what would it cost for a 12-rep team?
Commented on your post
Why Craft flagged this: Asked about rollout time and price for a named team size. That is a buying question, not a reaction.
Your reply: Craft doesn’t draft it. You answer in your own words, from the web app or your phone, then mark it done.
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Agent Craft works from zero followers. Control and own every page that drives your distribution, forever.
No tiers to compare, no features locked behind upgrades. Add teammates as the message grows.
The alternative? $370K+ per year for an in-house marketing team.
+$75/month per additional teammate · teams of 1 to 1,000
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