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Everything You Need to Know About Freemium Pricing

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HubSpot now offers freemium versions of their CRM, Marketing and Sales products. CEO Brian Halligan describes their revamped go-to-market motion as “ a flywheel where the customers are the main driver that pulls new prospects in ” and boasts that half of HubSpot’s new customers use the free product before they buy. Find out here.

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Product Market Appetite vs. Product Market Fit

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What I’ve learned about product market fit over a decade of working with SaaS start-ups By Geoff Roberts Few topics are discussed in start-up land more than product market fit —founders spend countless cycles iterating on their products, trying to find this often enigmatic state where it’s clear that there’s a real market for their new creation.

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After Selling For $580M, Here’s What I Learned About SaaS During My Time At Buildium

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I’m pretty jaded when it comes to the financial numbers that get thrown around in start-up land—I don’t care what TechCrunch says, I don’t care what your market cap is—I think it’s clear that the world of technology start-ups is pretty screwed up when it comes to financial valuations. And working in the property management industry?

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10 Years In Tech

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Best of all, the types of smart people that you run into in tech run the gamut from highly technical software engineers, to massively creative designers and marketers, to analytical data wizzes and finance experts. As a US citizen, it’s very clear to me that many of our best and brightest go into this field.

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11 Disruptive Innovation Examples (And Why Uber and Tesla Don’t Make the Cut)

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A disruptive innovation is often a much more simple, low-grade solution that’s more affordable and accessible to a larger population, which opens it to an entirely new market. This often upturns established industries and overthrows existing market leaders. They are usually underrated at first, and tend to be seen as “low-class.”