Best Twitter Examples for SaaS

With social media, you've got all the chances to communicate with your audience. But making it interesting for them is what you need to think about. This post is one such example where they talk about things that their audience will find fun and entertaining.

The audience loves it when you provide value to them in your posts. They find value in it, they keep coming back to you again and again. So here's why shouldn't keep talking about yourself all the time.

Statistics work in most cases. But how you present it is the key. A large chunk of content but still expressed in a digestible way. Makes you scroll till the end of the

Why we like this post is because it addresses a specific target audience i.e., marketing teams and talks about the problem that particular target audience faces and how they can solve them.

The benefits can't be explained better. Every single thing in the ad is carefully curated including the smiley at the corner of the ad creative.

Pay attention to three things here -1. Do marketing that people love, 2. It is for free and 3. You get a certification. Great flow and a perfect CTA - Register now.

What's better than trying to solve your audience's problems. In this post, they have used social media for trying to understand the audience and creating content around that. Good approach.

Sometimes you tell people that your product is great and effective. But you tend to miss out on explaining the why and how behind it. However, that is what makes them stop and think about giving it a try. In this post, they have done it beautifully.

This video gives you a clear picture of what you can expect from the conference and answers all the necessary questions you might have about the conference.

There are high chances that you go overboard when you talk about the product. (Which is not always a good idea). This post is a good example of how you can subtly offer product updates on a social platform.

A simple post without any complicated graphics or anything yet draws good engagement from the audience.

A beautiful user-generated content that has used the tweets from users and turned into a video to give a product update.

Do you care about your customers? That reflects in how your treat your employees. These kinds of posts showing care towards the employees build trust among the audience and make customers look up to you.

A very nice, friendlier, warm message that draws engagement from people. People do reply to such nice posts ;)

This post is an example of how you can use social media to understand your users and how they are using your product.

The most attractive part of the post is the design. It's nice how they convey most of the message in the design without even using any complex copy.

Not sure how to make decisions that concern your audience? This is how you do it. Just ask them. Ask where they hang out the most. Ask the right questions. You'll have genuine responses helping you to make better decisions.

There isn't any rule. There isn't any right or wrong way to do social media. Here's an example of how even the smallest of things can will drive engagement and add value to the audience.

An Ad creative with almost no copy. But the illustration says it all. It has the image of a phone with Instagram opened in it indicating the ad is all about social media and the simple copy does justice to the creative.

A small message with a bigger value. Sure a lot of people would have felt relatable and valuable. (Especially on a Monday)

We like how they have used screenshots to explain things. The video just feels like you are on call and someone is screen sharing and teaching everything.

This post is a perfect example of knowing better about your customers, their pain points that will help you build better products.

You don't always have to talk in paragraphs. Sometimes saying the right thing is more than enough. How nice they tried adding value to the audience in a fraction of seconds.