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Session Registration Open for SaaStr Build 2022: Sign Up to Hear HubSpot’s GM, Amplitude’s CEO, AWS’ Head of Customer Success and CircleCI’s CEO

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Why Customer Success and Product Should be Best Friends. Why Customer Success and Product Should be Best Friends: Lessons Learned with AWS’ Head of Customer Success Harini Gokul. Customer Success is a team sport – we play well with Sales and Solution Architecture.

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4 Recent, Very Bad, Truly Terrible Customer Success Experiences. Just This Week.

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Customer Success has gotten worse over the past few years. The best Customer Success teams are still amazing. They are the great gifts in SaaS. The quality of the average CS experience I’ve had over the past decade has deteriorated as SaaS has grown. A Huge Vendor Asked Us If We Were Even a Customer.

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Dear SaaStr: What is The Average Ratio of Support Staff to Customer Count in SaaS?

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Dear SaaStr: What is The Average Ratio of Support Staff to Customer Count in SaaS? Typically support consumes about perhaps 5%-7% of your revenue at scale (excluding customer success) in most SaaS models. Another 5%-7% go to core infrastructure costs (AWS, Azure, Snowflake, etc). appeared first on SaaStr.

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The Top 10 Events in SaaS. According to ChatGPT.

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SaaStr Annual: SaaStr Annual is one of the largest SaaS conferences, attracting thousands of attendees, including entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts. It provides insights into the latest trends, best practices, and networking opportunities in the SaaS space.

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The Hardest Part About SaaS Companies, At Each Stage

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Dear SaaStr: What’s the Harder Part About SaaS Companies, At Each Stage? But a few thoughts on “the hardest part” for the first few stages: From $1-$100k in ARR, the hardest part is often how little revenue you get from each customer. Most SaaS products are inexpensive. You have 2,000 customers now.

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Why Can’t SaaS Companies Just Mint Cash?

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You know what’s back in fashion today in SaaS? And that’s a lot rarer in SaaS. But so many SaaS leaders aren’t really profitable at $1B ARR even, Why not? And it’s not just public SaaS companies that are often struggling to get profitable. I’m an investor in maybe 30 SaaS startups. So is SaaS cursed?

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Dear SaaStr: What is the Hardest Part About Starting a SaaS Company?

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But a few thoughts on “the hardest part” for the first few stages: From $1-$100k in ARR, the hardest part is often how little revenue you get from each customer. Most SaaS products are inexpensive. You work so, so hard to close 100 customers … at $10/mo/customer … and that’s only $1,000 a month! But it is so slow.

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