The best SaaS LinkedIn post examples make one clear move and back it with proof. Our library has 6 real ones from Yurii Rebryk, Sri Guduguntla, Adam Robinson and others, each linked to the source. Real funnel numbers are rare on LinkedIn, so founders save and share them.
Updated · By Blake Emal · 6 real examples, each linked to its source
| Brand | Move | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Yurii Rebryk | Share the numbers from your viral post | Real funnel numbers are rare on LinkedIn, so founders save and share them. |
| Sri Guduguntla | Promise a playbook then admit there is none | The fake out is a pattern break, and the honest story is more useful than a list. |
| Adam Robinson | Give founders a numbered list of post ideas | A numbered list of reusable formats is easy to save and act on. |
| Lavender | Make a partner launch feel like a party | Speaking to the partner's users by a nickname makes the launch feel like a welcome, and the game gives a reason to visit. |
| Clay | List the jobs an integration does | Numbered jobs make an abstract integration concrete, and the event gives a next step. |
| Clay | Launch the same feature from a person too | A personal account with humor reaches people the company page does not. |
Real funnel numbers are rare on LinkedIn, so founders save and share them.
The fake out is a pattern break, and the honest story is more useful than a list.
A numbered list of reusable formats is easy to save and act on.
Speaking to the partner's users by a nickname makes the launch feel like a welcome, and the game gives a reason to visit.
ClayNumbered jobs make an abstract integration concrete, and the event gives a next step.
ClayA personal account with humor reaches people the company page does not.
The best SaaS LinkedIn post examples make one clear move and back it with proof. Our library has 6 real ones from Yurii Rebryk, Sri Guduguntla, Adam Robinson and others, each linked to the source. Real funnel numbers are rare on LinkedIn, so founders save and share them.
Yurii Rebryk, Sri Guduguntla, Adam Robinson, Lavender, Clay.
Each one is a public page, post, ad or email with a link to the source, captured by Today’s Marketing in 2026.