Engaging IT Decision-Makers for a SaaS Product Launch
- Rakesh Mehra (ConsumerIntuition)
- Jun 8
- 1 min read
Case Study: Engaging IT Decision-Makers for a SaaS Product Launch
Client: A global B2B SaaS provider
Industry: Information Technology
Target Audience: CIOs, IT Directors, and Senior Tech Buyers in mid-to-large enterprises
Objective: To understand purchasing behavior and key decision drivers for a new enterprise security solution
Challenge
The client was preparing to launch a cybersecurity SaaS product but lacked insight into:
How IT decision-makers evaluate new vendors
What features and pain points matter most in purchase decisions
How to position their offering against well-established competitors
Approach
Our team conducted a CAWI research project:
Online surveys with sample size 250+ IT professionals to quantify buying behavior and vendor perception
Market: EUROPE
Gender Split : 48% Male | 52 % Female.
Fieldwork Timeline: 10-12 business days.
Key Insights
IT DMs prioritized ease of integration, scalability, and vendor credibility over cost alone
Peer recommendations and independent review platforms were primary sources of trust
Messaging that emphasized business continuity and compliance performed better than technical jargon
Impact
Refined product messaging to focus on reliability and seamless deployment
Re-positioned the offering with a stronger emphasis on peer validation and case studies
Resulted in a 40% increase in qualified B2B leads within the first quarter post-launch


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