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The Keys to Getting to $500M ARR In Just 7 Years with Attentive’s CEO

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Because while the payment problem was solved, the marketing side of mobile commerce remained broken.

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Only 11% of Public SaaS Companies Sell Just to SMBs

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Now one really important note: I excluded Adobe and Paypal from the list, because they are just so old. But Adobe definitely counts in “Mixed”, and Paypal definitely counts as SMB. A lot of Enterprise. 71% of the revenue from SaaS public companies is from mainly enterprise players. 17% from mixed SML players.

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TOMORROW! Learn from the VPEs of Box, Datadog, Coda, Gusto, Atlassian and More!!

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They have sessions and roundtables with the VPEs and CTOs of Atlassian, Datadog, Gusto, Box, Coda, Safegraph, Headspace, Flatiron, Lyft, Superhuman, Netflix, PayPal and so much more! T he line-up and topics are simply incredible. It’s epic. Sign up here. Good times!

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A Look Back: Slack at $30,000,000 in ARR

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I met you probably before that, you come out of PayPal and all this, and it’s a change. There’s actually more similarities to PayPal with Zenefits than there are to Yammer. It’s a more operationally intensive company the way that PayPal was. The transactions are a little bit more like PayPal.

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The SaaS $100 Billion Club. It’s Getting Bigger.

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And more are coming: Putting aside oldies like Adobe and PayPal, now Atlassian , Snowflake , Shopify , Square , ServiceNow and Salesforce (maybe an oldie) all are worth over $100 Billion. Can the market really support 300+ SaaS and Cloud Unicorns ? Well maybe. There are now already 6 SaaS/Cloud leaders worth over $100 Billion dollars.

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What is a Successful Pivot in SaaS with Skyflow’s CEO Anshu Sharma

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PayPal: Their Market Stayed the Same PayPal started as a payment encryption service, and now they’re a web-based payment processor. That’s an evolution of a strategy. They began with the ability to store large amounts of unstructured data in a narrow space, and calling it NoSQL attracted a certain class of people.

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Everyone in SaaS Needs to Do Customer Support. At Least Until You Have 50-100 Employees. But Ideally, Forever.

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A ways back we noted a great rant by David Marcus , now of Facebook, and previously President of PayPal. Complaining his employees weren’t using PayPal apps. But PayPal isn’t Google. Well — what did he expect? Yes, he was right. It’s not cool if your team doesn’t use your app every day.