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The Best Website Builders (In-Depth Review)

Neil Patel

Or perhaps you work in marketing and are looking for ways to test and optimize your sales funnels. Considering blogging is such a crucial part of the web, some website builders have been designed with a content management system in mind. This is particularly true if you are already selling products at scale in the real world.

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Beyond the Downturn: Recession Strategies to Take the Lead

OPEXEngine

Headed into the global financial crisis a decade ago, a group of almost 3,900 companies worldwide that we ran through Bain’s Sustained Value Creators analysis posted double-digit earnings growth, on average, from 2003 to 2007. It’s instructive to review each in more detail. Restructure costs before the downturn, without cutting muscle.

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14 NPS Survey Best Practices For SaaS: How to Leverage NPS Surveys

User Pilot

Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a customer satisfaction metric measured on a 10-point scale. Reach out to promoters to ask for reviews or recommendations. NPS is a type of user survey developed in 2003 by Bain & Company. However, a short question with an 11-point scale (from 0-10 as seen below) is more common today.

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Engineering Customer Success Processes for Maximum Impact

Valuize Consulting

Perhaps it was fueled by all of the strategic expertise, funding and time required to develop a category-leading customer success strategy—one that transforms your company’s revenue retention and expansion metrics. This leads us to the reality of customer success processes in many companies today. Or perhaps not.

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Human-Centered Design Network’s Gerry Scullion on inclusive architecture

Intercom, Inc.

And make no mistake: this can happen at scale – as it did with Myspace, which died a public death despite having millions of users. As much as I like to bag on about Facebook, they were scaling at such a rate at that stage that the inevitable was going to happen. And it’s the system that’s at fault. And it did.

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Disrupting the Desk Phone: How and Why We Made a $50M Acquisition with Dialpad (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

We have DialPad Talk for our phone system replacement. And once you’ve done that, there’s no way you can make them live their business communications through a desk phone or a legacy phone system. So, I joined Google early on in 2003. The first engineer that I sat next to … And I was in sales.

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Congratulations, You’ve Created a Category. Now What?

Kellblog

Having contemplated the bad things that can happen to your category and reviewed some basic principles of categories, there is only one answer to the question: lead. You need to lead in three ways: Grow like a weed. Market your category leadership. But if there is no buyer, there is no category. Then do it again.

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