Solo job-search SaaS gets attention, but conversion is the problem
A user on r/SaaS said they have spent one year solo-building a job-search SaaS. They said they can get attention, but conversion is hurting the business. They asked the community what they might be missing.
Key points
- The poster says they have worked on a job-search SaaS for one year.
- They say getting attention is possible, but conversion is poor.
- They asked r/SaaS for help finding what they are missing.
- For solo operators, the gap between interest and sign-ups or payment is a key business signal.
Quick term guide
- r/SaaS
- A Reddit community where people discuss software subscription businesses.
- build
- A chosen set of in-game abilities or items a player equips for their character.
- conversion
- The rate at which visitors or users take a desired action, like signing up or paying
- business
- An activity where you provide value to others in exchange for money.
- Unity
- A popular software platform used to build and manage video games.
- visitors
- People who opened the website or app page.
- traffic
- The people who visit a website or app.
- signal
- Signal means the phone or network connection your device uses to communicate.