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7 Lessons Helping Start Pardot, SalesLoft and Calendly (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

So Pardot, SalesLoft and Calendly, you’re thinking, “How is this random guy from Atlanta 2000 miles away at the starting floor, at the ground floor of three pretty interesting SaaS companies?” SalesLoft, why was that Pardot, I tried to recruit this guy, Kyle Porter, to come run sales at Pardot.

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Advanced Affiliate Marketing for Saas, Software, and Digital Products

FastSpring

How to go about recruiting the RIGHT affiliates to help drive meaningful growth in your business. Are you looking for a merchant of record that will help you grow your subscription software business? So it was in, I think, 1999 or 2000. How to weed out fraudsters & shady attribution affiliates. Listen or watch now!

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A Step by Step Guide to Revenue Growth with Mark Roberge (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

What is sales? What is sales? Isn’t sales really around customer value creation? Sales is not about revenue generation, it’s around customer value creation. Why are we so obsessed with sales being focused on revenue? We have the subscription revenue. The subscription economy.

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How to Target Generation Z Through Paid Ads

Neil Patel

By 2000, that number had climbed to 413 million, before roughly doubling every five years up until 2015. Or, as consulting firm McKinsey puts it : As access becomes the new form of consumption, unlimited access to goods and services (such as car-riding services, video streaming, and subscriptions) creates value. Good: Just Eat.

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Guru’s Rick Nucci on using automation to scale your customer experience

Intercom, Inc.

With the advent of the subscription economy, support is increasingly responsible for fostering that relationship over time (which can lead to more long-term revenue). Rick : Guru was born out of a pain I personally lived at my last startup, Boomi, which I started back in 2000. For us, that first fit was with growing sales teams.

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10 Years In Tech

Outseta

But techy people love technology and end up way over-serving themselves, resulting in a mountain of subscription charges, fractionally used tools, and others that simply drive little to no business value. I’d need to learn to raise capital and recruit developers. I needed a disruptive idea.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Matt Garratt, Trisha Price, David Schmaier, Rob Bernshteyn, and Jason Lemkin

SaaStr

359: The Secrets to Vertical Growth, What it Really Takes to Build a $1B SaaS Company with Matt Garratt, SVP, Managing Partner @ Salesforce Ventures, Trisha Price, Chief Product Officer @ nCino and David Schmaier, CEO & Founder @ Vlocity. They need fewer sales as a percentage of overall employees. It was getting folks to try.