
B2B SaaS Marketing Course
Master every layer of B2B SaaS marketing — from ICP development and positioning to demand generation, ABM, and product-led growth. This course gives you the frameworks, tools, and strategic thinking to drive real pipeline and revenue. Whether you're a marketer stepping up or a founder building your GTM engine, you'll leave with skills you can apply immediately.
What you will learn:
This course covers the full B2B SaaS marketing playbook, starting with market segmentation, buyer psychology, and competitive analysis. You'll learn how to build a data-driven Ideal Customer Profile, craft positioning that resonates with every stakeholder in the buying committee, and develop messaging that converts across the funnel. From there, you'll dive into demand generation, content strategy, account-based marketing, and product-led growth. You'll also master revenue forecasting, marketing and sales alignment, and how to report marketing performance to executive leadership. Every chapter is built around practical frameworks you can apply directly to your product and market.
How you study in practice B2B SaaS Marketing Course
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Course content
8 Chapters • 40 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsB2B SaaS Market Fundamentals
B2B SaaS Market Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • How B2B SaaS Markets Work
Defines recurring-revenue models, ARR/MRR logic, and how SaaS differs from perpetual-license software. Grounds all later marketing decisions in commercial reality.
Lesson 2 • B2B Buyer Psychology and Behaviour
Examines how organisational buyers evaluate risk, build consensus, and justify spend. Connects buyer psychology to messaging and channel strategy throughout the course.
Lesson 3 • Market Segmentation and Sizing
Teaches TAM, SAM, and SOM estimation and firmographic segmentation methods. Provides the market intelligence foundation for ICP and positioning work ahead.
Lesson 4 • Competitive Landscape Analysis
Introduces frameworks for mapping direct, indirect, and status-quo competitors. Outputs feed directly into differentiation and positioning strategy.
Lesson 5 • The B2B SaaS Buying Committee
Maps the roles—champion, economic buyer, technical evaluator, end user—involved in a typical SaaS purchase. Enables precise persona targeting in later chapters.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsIdeal Customer Profile and Personas
Ideal Customer Profile and Personas
Lesson 1 • Crafting Buyer Personas
Translates ICP attributes into role-specific personas capturing goals, pain points, and objections. Personas drive messaging, content, and channel selection in later chapters.
Lesson 2 • Segmenting Accounts for Prioritisation
Applies ICP tiers to rank target accounts by revenue potential and fit score. Enables resource allocation decisions in demand generation and ABM chapters.
Lesson 3 • Building a Data-Driven ICP
Uses CRM data, revenue patterns, and churn signals to define the firmographic and behavioural traits of best-fit customers. Anchors all targeting decisions that follow.
Lesson 4 • Aligning ICP Across Go-to-Market Teams
Establishes shared ICP definitions between marketing, sales, and customer success. Prevents misalignment that inflates CAC and reduces retention.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsPositioning and Messaging Strategy
Positioning and Messaging Strategy
Lesson 1 • Messaging Across the Funnel
Adapts the core message hierarchy to awareness, consideration, and decision-stage content. Prepares students to apply messaging in demand generation and content chapters.
Lesson 2 • Positioning Theory for SaaS
Covers April Dunford's positioning framework and category design principles applied to SaaS products. Establishes the strategic logic before tactical messaging work begins.
Lesson 3 • Testing and Iterating on Messaging
Applies A/B testing, customer interviews, and sales feedback to validate and refine messages. Closes the loop between positioning strategy and real-world resonance.
Lesson 4 • Writing a Positioning Document
Guides students through each component of a formal positioning statement and internal positioning doc. Produces the single source of truth that aligns all marketing output.
Lesson 5 • Building a Messaging Hierarchy
Translates positioning into a layered message map: headline, value pillars, and role-specific proof. Ensures consistent, persona-relevant communication across all channels.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsDemand Generation and Pipeline Building
Demand Generation and Pipeline Building
Lesson 1 • Measuring Demand Generation Performance
Establishes pipeline contribution, CAC, and channel attribution as core demand gen metrics. Enables data-driven budget reallocation and programme optimisation.
Lesson 2 • Inbound Marketing for B2B SaaS
Covers SEO, content marketing, and conversion optimisation as inbound pipeline drivers. Connects organic traffic strategy to lead quality and CAC efficiency.
Lesson 3 • Lead Scoring and Qualification
Builds behavioural and demographic scoring models to prioritise leads for sales follow-up. Reduces wasted sales effort and improves pipeline conversion rates.
Lesson 4 • Outbound and Paid Demand Programmes
Teaches paid search, paid social, and outbound sequencing to generate pipeline at scale. Balances speed-to-pipeline with cost-per-opportunity efficiency.
Lesson 5 • Demand Generation Strategy Fundamentals
Distinguishes demand creation from demand capture and maps each to funnel stages. Sets the strategic framework before channel-specific tactics are introduced.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsContent Marketing and Thought Leadership
Content Marketing and Thought Leadership
Lesson 1 • Creating High-Value B2B Content
Covers long-form guides, case studies, data reports, and video as primary B2B content formats. Teaches quality standards that build credibility with sophisticated buyers.
Lesson 2 • Content Strategy for B2B SaaS
Defines content goals by funnel stage, maps content types to buyer roles, and sets editorial priorities. Provides the strategic blueprint before production and distribution begin.
Lesson 3 • Content Distribution and Amplification
Applies owned, earned, and paid distribution tactics to maximise content reach and engagement. Ensures production investment translates into measurable pipeline influence.
Lesson 4 • Thought Leadership and Executive Content
Develops founder and executive voices through opinion pieces, podcasts, and speaking programmes. Builds category authority that paid channels cannot replicate.
Lesson 5 • Content Performance Measurement
Tracks organic traffic, engagement, pipeline influence, and content ROI to guide editorial decisions. Connects content output to revenue outcomes for executive reporting.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsAccount-Based Marketing in SaaS
Account-Based Marketing in SaaS
Lesson 1 • Measuring ABM Programme Success
Defines account engagement score, pipeline influenced, and deal velocity as ABM-specific KPIs. Distinguishes ABM measurement from traditional lead-volume metrics.
Lesson 2 • Personalised Content and Outreach
Creates account-specific content, landing pages, and outreach sequences tailored to each stakeholder. Drives engagement rates that generic demand gen programmes cannot achieve.
Lesson 3 • ABM Orchestration and Technology
Maps the ABM tech stack—CRM, MAP, ad platforms, and intent tools—and the workflows connecting them. Enables scalable, coordinated account engagement across channels.
Lesson 4 • Intent Data and Buying Signals
Uses third-party intent data and first-party behavioural signals to time outreach to active buyers. Increases conversion by reaching accounts when purchase intent is highest.
Lesson 5 • ABM Strategy and Account Selection
Defines one-to-one, one-to-few, and one-to-many ABM tiers and the criteria for assigning accounts. Builds on ICP and segmentation work to focus resources on highest-value targets.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsProduct-Led Growth and Self-Serve Motions
Product-Led Growth and Self-Serve Motions
Lesson 1 • Designing the Self-Serve Onboarding Funnel
Maps the activation funnel from sign-up to first value moment and identifies friction points. Directly impacts free-to-paid conversion rates and time-to-value.
Lesson 2 • PLG Metrics and Experimentation
Tracks activation rate, time-to-value, free-to-paid conversion, and PQL volume as core PLG metrics. Establishes an experimentation cadence to continuously improve the funnel.
Lesson 3 • Converting Free Users to Paid
Applies behavioural triggers, upgrade prompts, and pricing gates to move users from free to paid plans. Optimises the revenue conversion step in the PLG funnel.
Lesson 4 • PLG Fundamentals and Fit Assessment
Defines PLG principles, free trial vs. freemium models, and the conditions under which PLG outperforms sales-led growth. Helps students assess PLG fit for their product.
Lesson 5 • Viral and Network Growth Loops
Identifies referral, collaboration, and integration loops that drive organic product-led acquisition. Teaches how to engineer virality into product workflows.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsRevenue Marketing and Go-to-Market Strategy
Revenue Marketing and Go-to-Market Strategy
Lesson 1 • Marketing and Sales Alignment
Establishes SLAs, shared pipeline definitions, and feedback loops between marketing and sales. Eliminates the handoff friction that reduces pipeline conversion and revenue predictability.
Lesson 2 • Marketing Budget and ROI Accountability
Builds a marketing budget model tied to pipeline and revenue targets, with ROI reporting for leadership. Positions marketing as a revenue investment, not a cost centre.
Lesson 3 • Revenue Forecasting and Pipeline Planning
Builds a bottoms-up pipeline model linking marketing activity to closed revenue. Enables marketing to own a pipeline number and forecast contribution to revenue targets.
Lesson 4 • Scaling the Marketing Organisation
Defines hiring sequences, team structures, and agency vs. in-house trade-offs for scaling marketing. Prepares students to build and lead a high-performing B2B SaaS marketing team.
Lesson 5 • Customer Expansion and Retention Marketing
Applies marketing programmes to drive upsell, cross-sell, and renewal within the existing customer base. Demonstrates that net revenue retention is a marketing responsibility.
Lesson 6 • Go-to-Market Planning Frameworks
Applies GTM frameworks to define market entry, expansion, and new-product launch strategies. Synthesises ICP, positioning, and channel decisions into a single executable plan.
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This course is for you:
B2B SaaS marketer ready to own pipeline and revenue goals.
Startup founder who needs a structured go-to-market approach.
Product manager transitioning into a growth or marketing role.
Sales professional moving into a marketing leadership position.
Marketing generalist specialising in the SaaS industry for the first time.
Growth consultant advising early-stage SaaS companies on GTM strategy.
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