Use cases

Test before you bet.

Every time you're about to make a messaging decision based on opinion, that's a chance to test instead. Here's what B2B teams use OOATS for.

What teams test.

Use cases
Launches

Product positioning

You've got a new product and three ways to position it. Instead of letting the committee pick, let LinkedIn decide. Test each angle against your target audience and launch the one that actually resonates.

Example test: "AI-powered analytics for marketing teams" vs "Marketing intelligence that predicts pipeline" vs "The analytics platform your CFO will actually approve"

Campaigns

Ad copy and headlines

About to commit thousands to a LinkedIn campaign? Test the headline first. Five variants, $100 in ad spend, 48 hours. The winner gets the real budget. The rest die quietly instead of expensively.

Example test: Five headline variants for a webinar promotion, tested against VP-level marketers at companies with 200+ employees

Strategy

Value propositions

Which benefit matters most to your audience? Speed? Cost savings? Integration? Stop debating. Test each value prop as a standalone message and let the click-through rates rank them for you.

Example test: "Save 10 hours a week" vs "Cut reporting costs by 40%" vs "One dashboard for your entire funnel" vs "Integrates with the tools you already use"

Brand

Names and taglines

Naming a product, feature, or company? Don't let the founder's favourite win by default. Test the shortlist against real B2B professionals in your market and pick the one that actually sticks.

Example test: "FlowMetrics" vs "PipelineIQ" vs "RevenueOS" - tested against SaaS marketing leaders

Website

Landing page messaging

Your homepage hero copy is the most important sentence in your marketing. Test it before you build the page. Try different hooks, different angles, different promises. Build around the one that converts attention.

Example test: Hero headline variants for a SaaS landing page, tested against the ICP before design begins

Fundraising

Pitch deck positioning

Your pitch deck is marketing. The positioning, the story angle, the problem framing - it all matters. Test which narrative resonates most with the professional audience your investors talk to daily.

Example test: Three problem statements for the "Why now" slide, tested against fintech decision-makers

Who uses OOATS.

Teams

Marketing teams

Content marketers, demand gen leads, and brand managers who want to validate messaging before committing budget to campaigns.

Founders

Early-stage founders testing product positioning, company names, and go-to-market messaging against their target market.

Product marketers

PMMs launching features and products who need to know which messaging angle will drive the most adoption and interest.

What do you need to test?

Pick the decision. Write the variants. Get the answer. $199, 48 hours, done.

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