Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré - Community Growth & Early-Stage SaaS Consultant

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré - Community Growth & Early-Stage SaaS Consultant Go-to-Market Product Marketer. B2B SaaS. Mentor on GrowthMentor. 550+ launches on Product Hunt. 🚀💕 Public speaker. I have 25+ years of exp. in community.

Growth ops, market research, language-market fit (co-authoring the definitive book), community-led growth, experimnetation, innovation. Hi! ♥️ I am a B2B SaaS consultant highly specialized in product marketing, go-to-market strategies, language-market fit, and community-led growth. in digital marketing, 15+ years of exp. in product marketing / GTM, 15+ years of exp. in SaaS, 25+ years of exp. As a

product marketer, I establish high-level marketing strategies and work closely with product, marketing, sales, and other customer-facing teams to execute on those strategies. I focus on language-market fit to ensure that all internal and external communication by all teams is centered around the voice of the customer. All companies at all stages are always going to market. And going to market means having an evolving game plan for reaching and serving the right customers in the right markets, through the right channels, with the right products, and the right value proposition. The goal of such a game plan to create a powerful customer experience that will:
• Attract, win, and retain the most desirable customers
• While driving high sales and market share growth,
• At the lowest possible cost.

📌 Freedman nailed it. Areas of expertise I've gained over the years, working with hundreds of clients:
• AI (Generative AI: ML, NLP, sentiment analysis, etc.)
• Business models & testing business ideas
• Community management (I have been a community manager for Product Hunt, Growth Hackers, HubSpot, Segment, Hotjar, Zest.is, etc.)
• Competitive analysis
• Community-led growth
• Consulting
• Copywriting
• Cross-functional team leadership
• Customer development
• Customer experience (CX)
• Customer success
• Discovery & validation experiments
• Go-to-market strategy
• Growth marketing / "Growth hacking"
• Language-market fit
• Lead generation
• Market research
• Minimum viable products (MVPs)
• Positioning & messaging
• Problem-solution fit
• Product Hunt launches
• Product launches (pre-launch, launch, and post-launch)
• Product management
• Product marketing
• Product-led growth (PLG)
• Product-market fit
• Quantitative data
• Qualitative data
• SaaS metrics (ARR, CLV, MRR, North Star, etc.)
• Search engine optimization (off-page & on-page SEO, analytics, etc.)
• Social media marketing
• Strategic partnerships
• Team alignment
• Value proposition design
• Voice of the customer
• Web3 / Web 3.0 (actual)

I have been seen / featured in:
• The BBC World Service
• Forbes
• Windows Magazine
• The Next Web
• Inc.
• PBS
• Venture Beat
• etc.

Most founders are sitting on a story that could be their strongest positioning tool. They just haven't leveraged it stra...
02/19/2026

Most founders are sitting on a story that could be their strongest positioning tool. They just haven't leveraged it strategically.

Tomorrow at 9 AM Pacific, I'm ✨ honored ✨ to be joining Benjamin Erwin and Alish Shams on a live panel in partnership with Graphy Inc. and I'll be breaking down how founders use narrative to position, launch, and sell.

I'm covering:
✔️ How your founder story strengthens product positioning
✔️ What separates a compelling story from one that actually converts
✔️ How to align your storytelling with market research and language-market fit
✔️ The role storytelling plays in successful product launches
✔️ How to turn behind-the-scenes chaos into inbound demand
✔️ How to test whether a story resonates before building an offer around it
✔️ Storytelling mistakes that quietly weaken B2B credibility
✔️ How AI and search trends help you craft stories that monetize
✔️ The connection between community-led growth and founder storytelling
✔️ How to shape your narrative if you want to monetize expertise through digital products or SaaS

The full panel, "The LinkedIn Flywheel", covers how content builds community, community creates demand, and demand converts into scalable offers.

Founders, coaches, consultants, and creators building a personal brand, this one's for you.

Tomorrow. 9 AM Pacific, noon EST.
Join us! 😍🔗 https://unacademy.zoom.us/webinar/register/9017708299607/WN_lY6uH6R2RXOC3v33juAkoQ

G2 just made a move that could reshape how AI recommends software to millions of buyers.The acquisition of Capterra, Sof...
02/04/2026

G2 just made a move that could reshape how AI recommends software to millions of buyers.

The acquisition of Capterra, Software Advice, and GetApp from Gartner means G2 now has 6 million verified reviews and 200M+ annual buyers, consolidating one of the largest datasets of verified B2B reviews.

Here's why founders should care:

Software discovery is shifting. Buyers are increasingly starting with AI (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Mode) rather than traditional search. When someone asks "What's the best [software]?", these tools need authoritative, structured comparison data to answer.

G2 now owns one of the largest consolidated sources in that review layer. Review platforms are evolving from marketing channels into upstream data sources that influence which solutions buyers encounter first.

What's changing for G2 optimization:

✔️ Traditional categories may matter less. When buyers ask broad questions ("help me manage customers"), solutions get recommended based on capabilities rather than category labels. If your product has strong reviews across multiple use cases, you could get recommended for problems you weren't originally positioned to solve.

✔️ Fewer platforms means higher stakes. This consolidation makes G2 a more critical citation source while creating what G2 calls "richer buyer intent signals than ever before." Strong G2 presence increases both your visibility in AI recommendations and your access to higher-quality purchase signals.

✔️ Write for extraction, not just presentation. Snippets get pulled from your profile without formatting or images. Every section (description, features, quotes) needs to stand alone clearly.

✔️ The strategy shifts from "be findable" to "be recommendable." It's not about ranking when someone searches your name. It's about being suggested when they don't know what to search for yet.

The exact mechanics aren't public, but the pattern is clear: early movers can experiment while others wait for best practices to emerge.

The 2026 AEO playbook: build communities, scale user-generated content. The shift happening in organic discovery right n...
01/12/2026

The 2026 AEO playbook: build communities, scale user-generated content.

The shift happening in organic discovery right now:

SEMrush released data on which domains *AI models cite most. Top 5: Reddit, LinkedIn, Wikipedia, Medium, YouTube.

All of them are platforms built on user-generated content at scale. This marks a fundamental shift in how brands approach organic growth.

Why communities dominate AI citations: AI models prioritize comprehensive, authentic answers to real questions.

Corporate blogs optimized for keywords can’t compete with:
✔️ Reddit threads where experts debate nuances
✔️ LinkedIn posts sharing what actually worked
✔️ Wikipedia entries refined through collaborative editing
✔️ Medium articles from people solving real problems

Communities provide the depth, diversity, and authenticity AI needs to cite confidently.

What this means for your marketing strategy:

The brands winning organic discovery in 2026 won’t be the ones publishing the most content. They’ll be the ones facilitating the best conversations.

Instead of asking, “How do we create more content?” ask:
✔️ Where are our customers already having valuable conversations?
✔️ How can we create spaces where experts want to contribute?
✔️ What incentives drive authentic knowledge-sharing?

The playbook: community-led growth.

*AI Models: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity

ChatGPT’s 2025 year-in-review was super cute! 💕My my year painted in pixels was:☕️ Still life with coffee cup and Notion...
01/04/2026

ChatGPT’s 2025 year-in-review was super cute! 💕

My my year painted in pixels was:

☕️ Still life with coffee cup and Notion vault. A mug half-full of ambition sits beside a Notion vault, spilling pixelated workbooks, zines, and dreams. Research notes glow softly, caffeinated by purpose.

I was also recognized as:

🚀 The launch whisperer: treating every idea like a startup, every draft like a GTM sprint, every nap like a resource.

♟️ The strategist (3.6% of users): spotting patterns and turning ideas into action.

2025 was about drafting dreams into Notion and shaping them into workbooks, zines, and launches.

What was your year-in review? ✨

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