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How to Create User Delight When Building a Bottom-Up SaaS Business with Scratchpad Co-Founder/CEO Pouyan Salehi and OpenPhone Co-Founder Daryna Kulya (Video)

SaaStr

To expand using a bottom-up model, SaaS businesses need to create a more delightful experience for every user. Few SaaS brands have been able to hone in on this the way Scratchpad and OpenPhone have. These experiences don’t just happen when customers unlock your product’s value without jumping through several hoops.

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Startup CTO or Developer

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Check out our blog post 53 Questions Developers Should Ask Innovators. Bottom line – if you recognize this gap, then reach out to get a slice of a CTO who can help bridge the gap. And you certainly don’t want to be the company that spends time and money building something you could have picked up off the shelf.

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AMA: Hot Takes on SaaS Metrics with SaaStr Founder Jason Lemkin

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As a SaaS veteran who built and sold a software company for nine figures, invested in startups since 2013, 10x-ing his fund, and continues to build a powerhouse community of SaaStr fans, he offers some hot takes on the communities’ burning questions. The average public SaaS company is twice as efficient. Let’s start with the meta. “I

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Dear SaaStr: What Are Some Best Practices for Selling a New Product Into Existing Customers?

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Dear SaaStr: What are some best practices for selling a new product/service to your existing SaaS clients? Here’s the bottom line: if your NPS is say > 40 or so, a significant portion of your customers love you. So my #1 best practice is get your NPS up. First, make sure your NPS is high. And drive it even higher.

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HubSpot and ZoomInfo: “Things Aren’t Getting Any Better … Yet”

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So the news is mixed out there in SaaS and Cloud land: On the positive side: Datadog blew out the quarter growing 25% at $2.2 Few if any SaaS leaders are saying things are harder than 6 months ago. Almost everyone agrees that things have at least bottomed out. And some are seeing a rebound for sure.

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What’s New at Google Cloud with CMO Alison Wagonfeld

SaaStr

In the latest installment of SaaStr’s What’s New series – where we sit down with the leaders in SaaS and Cloud for the inside scoop on what’s top of mind and what’s new, SaaStr CEO and Jason Lemkin chats with the CMO of Google Cloud, Alison Wagonfeld.

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The End of Customer Success As We Knew It

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The Massive Push to Efficiency As almost every public SaaS company got cash-flow positive and radically more efficient, and most startups had to stretch their dollars much further — customer success took a lot of the brunt. The bottom line is almost everyone saw NRR fall in 2023 — the traditional metric of success for CS.