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The Software Industry's Productivity Boom: Analyzing Revenue per Employee Trends

Tom Tunguz

I realized It has been a decade since I’ve updated revenue-per-employee metrics. Revenue per employee spans approximately $200k-$900k. In 2013, the average revenue per employee of these companies totaled $200k. In 2023, these companies added about $37k in revenue per employee, but the range spans $18-71k.

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The State of Startup Marketing in 2024 with CMOs of HubSpot and Zapier

SaaStr

The current business model for software companies involves spending a significant portion of revenue on sales, regardless of available tools and automation. Marketers should focus on the acquisition channels they’re best at, even if it’s not the perfect fit for the situation. Consistency is key in marketing.

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Customer Acquisition vs Retention: What to Focus on for Product Growth?

User Pilot

Which one is better, customer acquisition vs retention? Both are critical metrics to measure in your product, but is there an outright winning that you should solely focus on for your product growth ? This article will examine customer acquisition and retention and determine which one you should focus on.

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Customer Retention vs Acquisition Cost: Which One Should You Focus?

User Pilot

Customer retention vs acquisition cost: Which metric matters more? Thus, striking the right balance between acquisition and retention costs significantly improves profitability and sustainability. TL;DR Customer acquisition is the process of attracting and converting prospective users into paying customers.

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How Revenue Leaders at Box, Calendly, and Lattice Scaled From $0 to $100M+ and Beyond

SaaStr

Solving High Volume, Low Conversion at Lattice Dini Mehta joined Lattice at $3M in revenue when it had just 10 people in seat for Go-To-Market and 7 salespeople. Kate has a simple framework for going upmarket: Product, People, and Process. From a product standpoint, you might think you have product market fit.

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Freemium: It's About Acquisition, Not Revenue

ProfitWell

During our conversation, Hiten and I walk through how freemium acts as an acquisition strategy as opposed to a revenue driver, how product teams need to think about things differently, and why it’s important to understand customer psychology when building your own freemium product to make everything work together.

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Product Marketing vs Growth Marketing: What Are the Differences?

User Pilot

The Product Marketing vs Growth Marketing discussion isn't just about specific tasks and to-do lists, but about how they cultivate product growth to achieve business objectives. Using high-quality user feedback , customer research, and product analytics to improve the customer experience and drive product adoption.