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CRO Confidential: What It Really Takes to Be Successful in Enterprise SaaS Sales with Christian Smith, CRO of Splunk

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billion of ARR last year, with a market cap of $25.7 Where do you start, and which data cuts should you look at to assess the health of your pipeline? When Christian asks his sales team how much pipeline they need to hit their number, everyone typically gives a similar answer: “ You’re going to hear 3x a lot.

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ChartMogul: The Best in SaaS Get to $10m ARR in 3 Years. The Next Best in About 5 Years.

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So ever since I started in SaaS, I’ve been trying to answer a basic question: how quickly do the best take off and get to $10m ARR? It took us about 5.5 Then I started investing and I came up with a basic ruie that the best startups needed to grow at least 8% a month once they crossed $1m ARR.

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8 Top Takeaways from Lenny Rachintsky + Jason Lemkin on “Building a World-Class Sales Org”

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So just a little while back, Lenny Rachintsky had me on his hyper-popular podcast to talk about scaling sales, from the perspective of a founder who hasn’t really done sales. It ended up being super popular, and a fresh take on a lot of topic we talk about a lot on SaaStr. To get you from reps 3 to 300. It’s great.

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Lessons Learned On The Path To $100M ARR with Tracy Young, CEO and Co-Founder of TigerEye (Video)

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If you’re on the path to building a startup, you know what it means to fail. In this week’s Workshop Wednesday , Tracy Young, CEO and Co-Founder of TigerEye and PlanGrid, says that “everything is going to fail.” Early on at PlanGrid, they tried to be creative about organizational structure. And they weren’t.

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The Most Miserable I Ever Was

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So startups are just soooo hard, at least until you hit scale. At least until somewhere between $10m and $30m ARR, depending on the category, competition, and timing. Sooo hard until you can’t be stopped. I remember about 6 months after we sold EchoSign to Adobe, one of my VCs invited me to their CEO event that year.

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Your Family May Never Understand

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Your family will never really understand what you go through as a founder. So many of the leaders in SaaS have now crossed $1B in ARR, from Box to Cloudflare to Okta to HubSpot to ZoomInfo, and so many more are coming up on it fast, from Smartsheet to Monday to Asana and more. So we know. Why you can’t just work 10% less hard.

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The Top 10 Pieces of Advice I’d Give to My Younger CEO Self

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And even harder to think about Going Long. Instead, it sort of makes you think about taking the First Good Offer for your startup. If you can get to $10m in ARR, growing 80-100% or more Year-over-Year, and have happy customers AND a good team … if … then you can’t be stopped.

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