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

SaaStr

Thanks so much everyone for joining us for our fireside chat today, disrupting the desk phone: how and why we made a $50 million acquisition. Jessica Lin : So we’ll chat more about analogy, really milk that, and again, you’ll hear, especially throughout this session why this is not really a story about just one acquisition.

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Paid Search Management For SaaS Start-ups - An Interview With Soren Ryherd, CEO, Working Planet

Outseta

Before we get into the interview, a bit of background - I have hired Soren’s team at Working Planet multiple times. Soren Ryherd: We build profitable customer acquisition programs using paid digital advertising. Soren: This was 2003, and I was working as Head of Business Development for a web engineering company in Boston.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Domo and Gorgias — April 24, 2020

SaaStr

John joined Adobe through the company’s acquisition of Omniture in 2009, where he served as executive vice president of marketing, driving all marketing efforts to strategically advance the industry’s largest standalone web analytics business. Below, we’ve shared the transcript of Harry’s interview with John. Harry Stebbings.

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PODCAST 120: From SpecOps to RevOps: What Soldiering Can Teach Us About Selling with Steven Broudy

Sales Hacker

How to conduct a structured interview [25:39]. We’ve got a great show today, an interview with a good friend of mine but also just a really incredible person with a distinctive approach to life, a really distinguished background. Now, without further ado, let’s listen to this interview with Steven Broudy.

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Salesforce’s Mike Kreaden on how to build a platform to drive growth

Intercom, Inc.

And I remember Marc [Benioff] interviewing me, like he did every employee, and painting the vision for what the platform would be. It’s actually been quite a wild ride with Salesforce from the early days. When I started in 2002, I was the first product manager for the API.

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