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Sequencing Business Models: Can That SAAS Business Turn Into a Marketplace?

Casey Accidental

Let’s break down these definitions so we know where we’re at: SAAS: software that businesses access online and purchase via a subscription e.g. Slack, Adobe, Atlassian. Why Changing Business Models and Customers is Always Hard. 1 Saturated Growth in SAAS. Old habits die hard.

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How Customer Loyalty Can Drive B2B SaaS Business Growth

Totango

Customer loyalty is a key to repeat business and referral generation for any business model. For B2B SaaS companies, customer loyalty drives subscription renewals and brand advocacy, making it a critical component of a profitable business model. First, we’ll discuss what customer loyalty is.

B2B 108
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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Chargebee and Glassdoor — November 1, 2019

SaaStr

Hear about the early days of Glassdoor; tactical lessons on scaling—from building a business model and recruiting an all-star management team to advice on building a compelling, innovative company culture; and learn whyGlassdoor’s $1.2 Billion acquisition is just one milestone in the early innings of the company’s story.

Scale 124
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How to Choose The Right Email Marketing Agency

Neil Patel

Email beats all other marketing channels and can generate $37 for every $1 you invest. A Great Company Culture. By choosing an email marketing agency to work with, you’re entering a business relationship with another business entity. So, before you proceed, check that their company culture fits with yours.

Marketing 111
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SaaStr Classic: Jyoti Bansal of Harness.io and AppDynamics; Dev Ittycheria of MongoDB (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

And the third thing is what is it about the product or the business model that they’re basically contemplating that gives them a very defendable technology advantage? And so those depending on the stage of company, those have varying factors. How defendable is the technology of the product or the business model?

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Dribbble CEO Zack Onisko on building a business around community

Intercom, Inc.

A lot of the features in the Dribbble Pro subscription were built in reaction to requests we’ve gotten from the community. In the past year, we’ve invested in mature analytics and built an intelligence team to aggregate data and trends towards business opportunities and things that we should be building.

Business 215
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From Slooooow Growth to Hypergrowth with Collibra and Insight Partners (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

I remember talking to Belgium investors at the time and everybody said, look, enterprise software is dead, there’s no opportunity through investment. Felix : It was a lot easier to invest to convince customers and investors and so we actually, I mean more of a European way of scaling a company. It can order subscription.