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Artcut 2009 software free download for windows

Natalia Luneva

The post Artcut 2009 software free download for windows first appeared on Natalie Luneva. The post Artcut 2009 software free download for windows appeared first on Natalie Luneva.

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What Really Happened to SaaS in the ’08-’09 Recession

SaaStr

in May 2009 … but then returned to normal 2% by 2010: #4. You can also see highly elevated gross churn in 2009 here — the Mar-June on the left side of the X-axis. But even by July 2009, it had returned to normal once we worked through a cycle of churn. SMBs just plain went out of business in ’08-’09.

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How Will a Venture Capital Recovery Feel? Observations from 2008

Tom Tunguz

In Q4 2009, Amazon acquired Zappos for $1b. But, it didn’t feel that way in the moment - at least not from my vantage point - the markets felt like molasses. Companies chewed gravel, gritting out each quarter. About 5 quarters later, the exit market offered a little sprig of hope. Then GreenDot’s IPO in Q2 2010 at $1.4b

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Bezos' Shareholder Letter in 2000

Tom Tunguz

All this took patience: Amazon’s share price exceeded the dot-com high Oct 23, 2009, a decade later. A remarkable accomplishment in the most unforgiving capital markets environment the company had seen. Ten years after that, the company’s value had compounded 20x.

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62% of You Are Still Growing Your Sales Teams in 2023

SaaStr

I sold a sales tool in 2008-2009 when the global economy was in total meltdown, and I’ll tell you, we sure didn’t stop selling. We had a great conversation on how much harder it is now with Gong’s incredible CRO here: But is that an excuse to sort of quiet quit? To give up a bit? I say No. In fact, I always say No.

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What’s Really Different in SaaS in 2023

SaaStr

Even the 2008-2009 downturn, while truly brutal, didn’t hit SaaS as hard as the rest of the economy. Not easy, but easier and easier: There was a bump in 2016, a Flash Crash in SaaS, when budgets were slashed, but it didn’t last long enough to really impact renewal cycles. SaaS markets had fully recovered later that year.

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5 Very Good Days, and 5 Pretty Bad Days, as a SaaS CEO

SaaStr

A Good Day: Dec 31, 2009; Dec 31, 2010; Dec 31, 2011; Dec 31, 2012. A Bad Day: The Day My Mentee Quit on Me to Go Off and Do Better in 2009. Beyond that, bringing someone super talented into the company that brings a positive attitude and a whole team with him — just epic. And again, Dec 31, 2018 and Dec 31, 2019. And again in 2018.