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Boardwalk Pipelines, LP	ENGINEER, RELIABILITY - 974	Owensboro
Heartland Imaging	MRI Technologist II- Outpatient- PRN	Elizabethtown
Canon Solutions America, Inc.	Copier Fleet Coordinator - Client Service Rep II	Louisville
Linde	Class A Driver	Ashland
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ABM Janitorial Services	Cleaners	Ghent
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Community Action Council	Senior Accountant	Lexington
Teleperformance USA	HR Business Partner (Onsite: Louisville, KY)	Louisville
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JUDDMONTE	BDC Assistant	Lexington
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Wendy's	Restaurant Manager (W)	Cave City
Kroger	Overnight Stocker	Cold Spring
Fls Connect Llc	Remote Sales Representative	Edgewood
Disabled American Veterans	Assistant to the National Voluntary Services Director	Erlanger
U.S. Army Forces Command	Occupational Therapy Assistant (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant)	Fort Campbell
William H Hunter Recruiting	Assistant Quality Manager	Georgetown
T-Mobile	Mobile Expert/Sales Associate	Georgetown
Encompass Design Develop and Construct	Construction Manager	La Grange

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Imagine you’re going to an open house with a real estate agent.
The first thing you see is the front of the house, and maybe you’ll decide then and there if you like the house or not. If the house looks bad, like there are holes in the windows, you ain’t going to buy it.
The same goes for your SaaS product. If your product looks bad — aka your copywriting doesn’t persuade your audience — people ain’t gonna buy it.
That's why creating good copywriting is essential to your SaaS business's success.
In this beginner's guide for SaaS copywriting, you'll discover how to create compelling copywriting even if you have no experience. By understanding your audience, mastering the basics of copywriting, and crafting a strong value proposition, you can increase your sales and conversions.
I’ll also provide examples of how to improve your copywriting to help you get started. With that, let’s dive in.

The Basics of Copywriting

Creating a good landing page requires knowing the basics of copywriting.
It's surprising how many guides online don't emphasize this crucial step. Your copy is what convinces visitors to take action on your page, whether that's making a purchase or downloading software.
To write copy that converts, you need to understand the principles of persuasion. In this next section, we’ll dive into the basics of copywriting, including how you find your audience and your company’s value proposition (plus what a value proposition is).
After you’ve completed this section, you’ll be leagues ahead of most SaaS brands — not to mention most businesses on the internet.

Who’s your Audience?

SaaS owners often obsess over which marketing channels to use: LinkedIn ads vs. Twitter ads; creating homepages with all the necessary features and testimonials; and choosing the right pricing model and determining the optimal price point.
Wrong.
Your obsession shouldn’t be what, but who.
SaaS products without a target audience are worse than worthless. You’re losing money.
Without thinking about real people looking for real solutions, your copywriting will fail. Your copy will sound bland, boring, and self-centered.
So define your target audience. Fill in the blanks of this formula:
My SaaS product is for [title] in [industry] who struggle with [problem] and want [solution].
For example, for Dropbox:
Dropbox is for "individuals and teams" in "various industries" who struggle with "managing and sharing files securely and efficiently" and want "a cloud-based storage and collaboration solution that is easy to use and accessible from anywhere."
See? Easy.
Once you know your audience, you can create your value proposition and write copy. But if you don’t know your audience, you’re sailing a boat into darkness… and that’s no bueno for your business.

Problem, Agitation, and Solution

Humans respond more intensely to negative events than positive events. For example, when our boss gives us a performance review with ten positive comments but one negative comment — we focus on the one negative comment. The secret of great copy is using this same “negativity bias” to sell products. Done correctly, you can get basically anyone to buy anything. The formula good copywriters use is problem, agitation, and solution.
Warning: The problem, agitation, solution formula can be used for good … or evil. I’m trusting that your SaaS business wants to help people. If that’s not you — stay away.
Problem, agitation, solution (from here on out referred to as PAS for my sanity), is when, first, you say your audience's problem. You want them to nod their head and say “yeah I hate when that happens.” After you’ve said the problem, they’ll hopefully read the rest of your copy.
Here’s where you make that problem worse. Much much worse. You agitate the problem. You take their problem and make it a nightmare.
What’s the worst possible thing your audience could suffer? Say it. Get your audience on the edge of their seat, begging for a savior (I’m being dramatic, but you get what I mean).
Lastly, you say the solution, which just so happens to be your product. Make sure you say how your solution solves their nightmare problem. Add some testimonials and add some bonuses and bada bing bada boom — you’ve made a scary good home page and landing page.
Here’s an example of problem, agitation, solution for Dropbox:
Problem:
You need to store and share large files, but you don’t have a secure and reliable way to do it.
Agitation:
But the consequences of not having a reliable file sharing and storage solution can be disastrous. You could lose important files or they could fall into the wrong hands. This could compromise your work or personal life.
Plus, not having a fast and easy way to share files with colleagues can lead to delays, destroying your productivity. This problem is holding you back from your goals.
Solution:
Dropbox solves this problem with our all-in-one file transfer and collaboration….
In other words, with PAS, you:

1. Identify your audience’s problem
2. Rub salt in their wound
3. Become their savior

It’s not enough to just state the problem. Your audience must feel the impact of the problem. You must make your audience’s worst fears and nightmares come true… for them to see why your product saves them.
So start brainstorming all of the possible problems that your target audience faces on a daily basis. You’re gonna use these problems to write your copy.
There’s tons of other copywriting formulas, but this one is the foundation of all of them. While creating your copywriting, you’ll se this formula again and again, so don’t forget it.

What's Your Value Proposition?

It’s so simple, yet so challenging to answer this question:
What makes your company different from your competitors?
If you don’t can’t answer this question, then potential customers are gonna find someone who can answer this question. And with so many SaaS companies — over 10,000 and counting — you’re one fish in a big ocean. You’ve gotta stand out.
So this is why you need a value proposition. For those who don’t know, a value proposition is:
The number one reason why your product is the best for the customer.
In case you’re scratching your head — you’ve already figured this out!
Let’s return to the formula from earlier:
My SaaS product is for [title] in [industry] who struggle with [problem] and want [solution].
Now you’re just gonna chop the formula in half:
My SaaS product is for people who struggle with [problem] and want [solution].
Finally, you’re gonna turn this into an action statement. Ideally, you only want one solution — I’ll explain why later.
My SaaS product helps you {solution} without {problem}.
In the case of Dropbox, this would be that Dropbox helps you “collaborate with your team” without “the hassle of physical drives and data breaches.”
And there you go — that’s your value proposition.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Copywriting

In this section, I’ll run through the markers of good and bad copywriting, plus some examples.
DO this when you write copy:

• Use simple language
• Use concise language
• Show your audience the benefits

DON’T do this when you write copy:

• Use complicated language
• Use vague language
• Show your audience the features

I’ll list three examples of bad copywriting and improve them to show you these principles in action. Again, I’ll use the example of Dropbox.

1. Copywriting with complicated language

“Our revolutionary cloud-based solution will optimize your workflow and streamline your processes."
How I’d improve it:
“Drag and drop files to the cloud and save time.”
This paints a picture for the audience and touches upon a major fear: wasting time.

1. Copywriting with vague language

"Our software has a user-friendly interface and a wide range of integrations."
How I’d improve it:
“Don’t switch up your productivity tools, Dropbox plays nice with all software” and “So simple even a beginner can use it.”
For one, I split the benefits into two separate sentences. Also, I used simpler language that showcases the benefits of the features — showing the audience how easy Dropbox is to use.

1. Copywriting showing features not benefits

"Our solution leverages machine learning algorithms to provide predictive analytics."
How I’d improve it:
“Stop spending hours searching for files. Find your file instantly with our AI-powered search.”
Everybody understands these two sentences, and it communicates yet another value of Dropbox.
In summary, good copywriting is specific, simple, and benefit-focused. Feel free to return back to this section while writing your copy. Plus, don’t worry if your first draft sucks — my first draft most definitely sucked. Just get it all on the page and then return and fix it.
P.S. I hope this helped you, and if you want more personalized advice for your SaaS's copywriting, my pms are open :)

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I just wanted to share my pretty successful ice cream story to all of you that I’d think you like!
20y old I started buying icecream in bulk (5L boxes) 30boxes per sale and selling it to restaurant and hotels because the old gentleman who made the icecream didn’t know how to sell it nor did he want to.
So for 6 months I brought from him, went all around Reykjavík Icelnd and gathered up some customers (we were selling high quality gelato, sorbet and vegan icecream)
After 2 years I offered him to buy the equipment because he was getting tired and old and he was more than happy to sell it to me!
My dream was retail. Huge quantities and 500ml boxes. I tried 1L boxes Gelato and it didn’t work. I tried 500ml boxes of Gelato it didn’t work. The market was to huge for me to bring in some product that was already there.
So this is where the adventure begins! I had this idea of making the Icelandic version of frozen yogurt. Sugar free, Lactose free, Low Cal. Low fat
This took 8 months of trial and error. I was almost giving up, until one day I can’t to work checked in the freezer and took one icecream box out. IT WAS SOFT (the largest problem was that the ice cream always went rock hard)
Now, since the last 40 days I’m selling my Skyr icecream in 27 local stores and the revenue last months was just shy off 30.000$
I didn’t want to brag, I wanted to inspire you who have ideas to start your own icecream company TO DO IT! Just start small!
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4/5 - 4/20	DJCO 13f Filing	https://www.dataroma.com/m/holdings.php?m=DJCO
4/18	China's March 2023 Retail Sales	https://tradingeconomics.com/china/retail-sales-annual#:~:text=Retail%20Sales%20YoY%20in%20China,percent%20in%20January%20of%202020
(April is skipped)	2023 FOMC Monthly Meetings	https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomccalendars.htm

Tracking crypto gains and losses is an extremely-manual process if you try to do it by yourself
For each transaction, you have to find the cost basis using the original datetime and the price. For each sale, you have to calculate the profit include the gas price. And for unrealized gains, you have to use a formula to track the current price of each token. Good luck doing this if you have dozens or hundreds of transactions a year.
It's so much work to keep them updated unless you do it programmatically. And even API programmers aren't going to waste their time on this because it takes so much work to connect to each source's API. You need a whole team to keep things updated whenever websites and APIs change.
The best way to keep track of your gains and losses easily is to use a 3rd-party service with a dedicated team that specializes in this.
My favorite app for this is Koinly, a crypto tax preparation software that makes money from the tax preparation part. While its tax part is paid and expensive, its complex gains/losses tracker is completely free. They track your live gains and losses for each token.
How Koinly works is that they use protocols for API connections and import files for dozens of popular exchanges (Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, etc.), dozens of blockchains, and dozens of wallets.
The importance of safety - How they import your data safely with read-only access
Exchanges: There are 2 ways.

• File import. Most exchanges have a text, CSV, or JSON file export for transactions. You can import this in Koinly
• Read-only API connection: This is the recommended method. Most exchanges have a read-only API for sharing transaction data. This allows Koinly to maintain a sync with them

Blockchains:

• You only need to share your account address or public key. They grab your account info from the blockchain directly.

Wallets:

• They only need your Public address

It's safe to share your public address. This is the same address used for receiving tokens sent to you.
For transaction APIs, they give you directions on how to share the minimum information needed. I'm an IT security professional, and it was done safely for every account I added. However, it's always good to be extra careful. Don't take my word for it. Double-check that you're not sharing too much information.
So what's the risk? If they ever have an account database leak, someone might be able to match your account addresses with your name. If you're laundering money or tax dodger, you would not want to use this service. But hopefully that doesn't apply to any of you.

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Relatively new natural gas furnace 80% efficiency. Based on a load calculation from an HVAC technician I'm planning to install a 2-ton outdoor condensing unit and add an evaporator coil to the existing air handler. I'll be doing the install myself as I have everything needed (gauges, vacuum pump, nitrogen/argon backpurge etc)
Most recent fuel price per therm $1.17
Most recent electricity price $0.15/kWh
5kW rooftop solar with 1-1 net metering. I have an electric car and jacuzzi so there is never any excess solar to bank.
Looking at a 14-15 SEER condensing unit and wondering if it's worth the extra to jump to a similar heat pump model for ~$500 more.
Rebates in the area only apply to NEEP listed cold climate air source heat pumps and require contractor sale/install. One rough estimate was $19k.

• Partial Load Heating $500 / outdoor condenser unit
• Full Load Heating $1,000 / 10,000 BTUH of maximum heating capacity at NEEP 5°F
• Full Load Heating with Integrated Controls $1,200 / 10,000 BTUH of maximum heating capacity at NEEP 5°F
• Full Load Heating with Decommissioning $1,400 / 10,000 BTUH of maximum heating capacity at NEEP 5° F
• I'm also in a "High Priority Electrification Zip Code" which is supposedly good for an additional 25%

Looking at a Goodman GSV14 as an example using the COP provided my crossover point for heating being less expensive using the heat pump should be anytime the outdoor ambient temperature is above 32°. Here is the average temperatures in my region.
I'm trying to balance a little bit of future proofing with upfront cost at the moment. The windows in the house are too small for window units in most places so I had to resort to inefficient portable units last year which cost quite a bit to operate. I'm also hoping central air will help with the overall humidity as well to allow the basement dehumidifier to work a little less hard. Last summer it cost me about $60-70/month to operate.
Maybe there's an option I'm not seeing that makes more sense.
Thanks in advance!

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Cascade Veterinary Clinic	Veterinarian	Buckley
Clarkston Veterinary Clinic, PLLC	Associate Veterinarian	Clarkston
Washington State University Athletics	Events and Facilities Production Manager	Pullman
Antioch Adoptions	Adoption Case Manager	Redmond
Northridge 4x4	Shop Technician	Silverdale
Agemark	Caregiver-Full Time	Vancouver
Gentle Dental	Outpatient PSC	Auburn
Caring Places Management	All Shift Caregivers	Battle Ground
Gentle Dental	Outpatient PSC	Bellevue
Gentle Dental	Outpatient PSC	Bothell
Caring Places Management	All Shift Caregivers NEW WAGES	Buckley
Gentle Dental	Business Unit Manger	Edmonds
Caring Places Management	All Shift Caregivers	Enumclaw
Caring Places Management	Carer	Enumclaw
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Gentle Dental	Outpatient PSC	Everett
Costco Wholesale Corp.	Pharmacy Sales Assistant	EVERETT
Gentle Dental	Outpatient PSC	Federal Way
Chattr For Columbia Landing of Wenatchee 3ad2	Med Tech	Issaquah
Gentle Dental	Hygiene Assistant	La Center
Gentle Dental	Hygiene Assistant	Lynnwood
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Caring Places Management	All Shift Caregivers	Orting
Gentle Dental	Hygiene Assistant	Ridgefield

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When articulating your product’s value proposition, focus on “what value are your customers buying” vs. “what are you selling to them”.
Sounds obvious? Reality shows it isn't.
On paper, we all know this (sell the value, not the product).
Yet, a vast majority of startup pitches, initial website copy drafts, sales materials, etc we see as a Pre-Seed fund are all about “what are we selling” vs “what value are your customers buying”.
To make it more specific, let me give you an example for a startup that sells inventory software (this example was actually written by ChatGPT):

• If the startup frames its value proposition around what it is selling: Our software is a powerful tool for managing your inventory
• If it framed it around the value that the customer is buying: Real-time visibility into your inventory at a fraction of the cost

As ChatGPT then rightfully notes,

“The latter value proposition speaks directly to the customer's pain points and desires, making it more likely to resonate and drive conversions.”

Or, to put it differently, the former is a descriptive way that won’t cause much of a reaction from anyone.
Also, examples of “what are we selling” that come across our desk, typically heavily focus on highlighting product features and the underlying technology with a bunch of “buzz words” that can mean anything and nothing (e.g. “Ai for xxx, using blockchain technology, we are a marketplace for xxx, productivity tool xxx, etc").
The latter on the other hand not only makes the value proposition of the same product much more attractive. It also makes it actually tangible and clear for anyone to understand what you offer them. Because they understand the value you bring.
As a follow-up, I asked ChatGPT to articulate its own value proposition along these two ways of framing it:

• What are you selling: “ChatGPT is a powerful language model that generates human-like text.” —> this is descriptive, feature / tech focused and doesn’t tell us much about what it actually does!
• What value are your customers buying: "ChatGPT: Automate your content, elevate your engagement” —> no features etc mentioned, only about value customers get. Could be improved but much better vs the first example

Which one makes you more likely to want to engage with ChatGPT?
The last simple example I’ll share to make my point is from Alex Garcia’s blog:

• iPod: 8GB of memory
• iPod: 1000 songs in your pocket

After reading this, have another look at your own value proposition and be honest with yourself - are you exclusively talking about customer value?
If not - I can highly recommend playing around with ChatGPT to get some inspiration for how to best articulate your startup’s value proposition (remember, the more specific you are with your prompts, the better the results - including asking it to refine the initial results).
I share weekly insights to help founders and operators get better at startup building - if you found this interesting.

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I have a JDS Labs element III for sale. I really like this thing, a lot. But the only reason I got it was to power my argon's because I heard they needed a lot of juice. I have since sold my argons. They are in great condition. I now realize I didn't get a good picture of the side but this is the copper ring version. Maybe I'll update with another side picture later today. Any questions about it, just ask. $375 shipped. Same thing, f&f or you cover the G&S fees.
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How would I know if the used one for sale is still good ? Honestly have no idea. Anything to look out for? Besides asking how much have they been used