Episode 148: SaaS Websites with Josh Garofalo

Great copy can turn your SaaS marketing website into a money-making machine. But how do you get it right? Our guest today is Josh Garofalo, a SaaS copywriter and consultant at Sway Copy. You'll learn why customer research is the most important step in the copywriting process, how exactly to approach the key pages of your website, and what mistakes to avoid.

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Show Notes

• Sway Copy — Josh's consultancy
• Copyhackers, ConversionXL — great copywriting resources
• Amazon, Capterra — places for customer research
• 12 Voice of the Customer Methodologies To Generate a Goldmine of Customer Feedback
• JTBD.info — a website on Jobs to be Done, run by Alan Klement
• Hotjar, FullStory — tools for better understanding customer behavior
• Userlist — Jane's SaaS product
• Episode 133: SaaS Pricing with Patrick Campbell
• Tom's Planner — a project management tool, one of Josh's case studies
• How Long Should Your Pages Be? — an article by Joanna Wiebe on levels of awareness
• This Sentence Has Five Words — a lesson from Gary Provost on varying sentence length
• Get in touch with Josh
• Follow Josh on Twitter: @swaycopy

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