Latest posts
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Malith Gamage on Building a Privacy-First Client Reporting SaaS
Zapdigits co-founder Malith Gamage on building a privacy-first client reporting SaaS for marketing agencies — starting as an internal Stripe dashboard, pivoting to agencies, making white labeling a baseline feature, wrestling with AI SEO reporting and GDPR, and why rule #1 in SaaS is: don’t die.
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Tobiloba Sulaimon on Building AuTrans — Transcription Optimized for the African Voice
Self-taught Lagos developer Tobiloba Sulaimon on building AuTrans, an AI transcription tool that understands Nigerian languages like Yoruba and Igbo — going ‘African first,’ resisting scope creep, and shipping a SaaS out of a problem he personally felt.
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Mason MacUmber on Agentic AI and Why Repeatability Is Scalability
Mason’s dispatch-operator model, persistent-memory architecture, and “repeatability is scalability” principle are a practical playbook for SaaS teams building agentic features or internal AI workflows that need to be reliable, logged, and reproducible at scale.
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Brittany Trafis on Why AI Search Isn’t SEO 2.0
Brittany’s case that AI search is a distinct channel where speed and structured content beat budget gives SaaS marketers a concrete path to out-rank larger competitors in ChatGPT and Perplexity by publishing fast, schema-rich, answer-formatted content and measuring real AI referral traffic.
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Mark Pearson on Getting Found — and Paid — by AI Agents
SaaS founders should treat agentic commerce and AEO as an emerging acquisition channel — making your product catalog, pricing, and APIs machine-readable so AI agents can discover, recommend, and transact with your software autonomously.
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Stephan Bajayo on Why “Rank in an LLM” Is the Wrong Frame
For SaaS operators, Stephan’s reframing of search data as a demand-intelligence asset — and his interview-driven, decision-formation content strategy — is a blueprint for capturing buyers on Reddit and deep-content surfaces long before they ever evaluate your product.
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Nick Eubanks on Distribution as the Only Moat Left
Nick’s “distribution is the only moat” thesis and his brand-brain content pipeline speak directly to SaaS founders facing AI-commoditized feature parity — the durable advantage is owning an audience and an always-on, persona-aware content engine, not the product capability itself.