February, 2012

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How does the ideal SaaS startup founder team look like?

The Angel VC

Last night I read this question on Quora : In general terms, what is the ideal size and make-up of a team for a pre-revenue SaaS startup? It's a question I've been pondering about a lot already, and seeing it posted on Quora prompted me to try an answer. I think the second part of the question is more important. I do have a slight preference with respect to the team size as well, but it's light because I've seen and worked with very successful SaaS startups with different team sizes.

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Free trials don't always make sense

Practical Advice on SaaS marketing

Free trials are one very popular technique for marketing software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions, especially for relatively inexpensive ones. Think Constant Contact, salesforce.com contact manager, or Carbonite. But before you take the leap and offer your own free trial, think carefully. Free trials can't work without follow-up For a free trial to work, it needs to be part of a overall customer acquisition plan.

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Tax on International SaaS Transactions: 2 Things to Remember

Aber Law Firm

The taxation of international SaaS transactions is complicated and not all worked out, but I thought I would summarize a few key points from a recent Grant Thornton article on the subject. Here are a few key things to think about: Permanent Establishment – this is accounting speak for do you have enough of a presence in a country for the country’s tax authorities to tax your SaaS offering.

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Tax on International SaaS Transactions: 2 Things to Remember

Aber Law Firm

The taxation of international SaaS transactions is complicated and not all worked out, but I thought I would summarize a few key points from a recent Grant Thornton article on the subject. Here are a few key things to think about: Permanent Establishment – this is accounting speak for do you have enough of a presence in a country for the country’s tax authorities to tax your SaaS offering.

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SaaS Essentials: Failed Payment Solution Guide

For SaaS businesses, improving retention is one of the easiest and most effective ways to drive revenue and profits. With a clear link between failed payments and customer churn, having a robust failed payment recovery solution isn’t optional—it’s essential. Achieving your retention goals starts with the right solution.

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Tax on International SaaS Transactions: 2 Things to Remember

Aber Law Firm

The taxation of international SaaS transactions is complicated and not all worked out, but I thought I would summarize a few key points from a recent Grant Thornton article on the subject. Here are a few key things to think about: Permanent Establishment – this is accounting speak for do you have enough of a presence in a country for the country’s tax authorities to tax your SaaS offering.

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Tax on International SaaS Transactions: 2 Things to Remember

Aber Law Firm

The taxation of international SaaS transactions is complicated and not all worked out, but I thought I would summarize a few key points from a recent Grant Thornton article on the subject. Here are a few key things to think about: Permanent Establishment – this is accounting speak for do you have enough of a presence in a country for the country’s tax authorities to tax your SaaS offering.

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Tax on International SaaS Transactions: 2 Things to Remember

Aber Law Firm

The taxation of international SaaS transactions is complicated and not all worked out, but I thought I would summarize a few key points from a recent Grant Thornton article on the subject. Here are a few key things to think about: Permanent Establishment – this is accounting speak for do you have enough of a presence in a country for the country’s tax authorities to tax your SaaS offering.