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Marcus Webb

Marketing lead, TweetX

Marcus covers marketing a product on X: launches, building in public, announcements, and the metrics that actually matter. He has run zero-budget launches and writes from that.

Guides by Marcus

Announcing Features on X

How to announce a new feature on X so people actually care, by leading with the problem it solves instead of the feature itself.

Building in Public

How to build a SaaS in public on X without oversharing or turning into a metrics bot, and how to make it actually drive interest in your product.

Community Building on X

How to build a real community around a SaaS on X through replies, recognition, and showing up, instead of chasing follower counts.

Sharing Customer Success Stories

How to turn real customer wins into X posts that build trust and drive signups, without sounding like a testimonial page or making anything up.

Launching a SaaS on X

How to launch a SaaS product on X so it lands, from the weeks of warm-up before launch day to the sequence of posts that actually drive sign-ups.

Marketing Without a Budget

A practical playbook for marketing a SaaS on X with no ad spend, built on replies, building in public, and the compounding of showing up.

Metrics That Matter for Growth

Which X metrics actually predict SaaS growth and which are vanity, so you can spend your time on the numbers that move the business.

How to Announce Pricing Changes

How to announce a price increase or pricing change on X without losing trust, by being direct, grandfathering fairly, and explaining the why.

How to Write a Product Launch Thread

A structure for launch threads that demonstrate a product instead of listing features, with a real example and the mistakes that kill reach.

Running Referral Campaigns on X

How to run a referral campaign for a SaaS on X that people actually share, by making the reward worth it and the ask easy.

Your Best Post Is Still Working. You Stopped Using It.

The best thing you ever posted has a brand new audience every month. Reposting it is not lazy. Not reposting it is the waste. Here is how to do it well.