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What is Real-Time Customer Feedback in SaaS? Benefits, Examples, and Best Practices

User Pilot

Customer feedback is an invaluable resource for SaaS businesses. The more effectively you manage customer feedback and incorporate it into your product, the more valuable it becomes to your customers. One of the most powerful types of user sentiment is real-time customer feedback.

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

SaaStr

We went pretty deep on: The real role of AI in marketing today Does everyone just want to be a strategist now? Challenges in AI Implementation Companies experimenting with AI in customer support face challenges due to the limitations of current AI technology. Will AI let ICs do more, with fewer managers? And so much more!

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5 Secrets to Product Velocity as You Scale with Drata’s VP Product

SaaStr

You’ll spend a ton of time researching, making a lot of assumptions that are usually wrong, and slowing things down. You put the product in the hands of users and use real data from real users to measure success and determine how the features are being used. They also have a team entirely devoted to customer obsession.

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20 Product Manager Blogs Worth Following in 2022

User Pilot

Do you follow any product manager blogs? In our article, we introduce 20 of our favorite product manager blogs that every product pro should follow, regardless of their experience. Product manager blogs offer practical advice and help you expand your product management knowledge. Our favorite product management blogs.

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Dear SaaStr: As a SaaS Founder, Can You Tell Us The Story of How You Found Product-Market Fit?

SaaStr

I had to brute force it, at least the second time at EchoSign / Adobe Sign. When we launched we had a small but decent number of sign-ups, and once we had a paid product in a few months, a small number of reasonably happy paying customers. to find true product-market fit for real, which in the end took probably 18 months from Day 1.

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The Key To Unlocking Profitability and Growth in SaaS with Expensify’s COO Anu Muralidharan

SaaStr

It’s possible to have high growth if you have a solid product and aspire to be profitable within a reasonably short time frame. Strategy #1: Iterate Using Real User Feedback Make it a habit to iterate on your product using real user feedback. Expensify didn’t become cash-positive by accident. Launched it anyway.

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Planning to Do a SaaS Startup? Don’t Forget the 20 Interview Rule.

SaaStr

Recently I spent some time with two seemingly similar SaaS start-ups. Both have happy, enthusiastic customers. They both got to the same place, at the same time, more or less. The 20 Interview Rule is simple: Before You Write a Line of Code, Interview 20 Real , Potential Customers. Both have great founder CEOs.