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How to Cut a Path through the Jungle of Regulatory Compliance

Tom Tunguz

Data privacy has become a skill startups must master as they scale. As they grow, startups often collect increasing volumes of data. the implications of these regulations for product, marketing, and compliance. With great power comes great responsibility. how to protect your company and your customers' data.

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Mastering Partner Marketing: What NOT to Do and How to Excel with Drata CMO Sydney Sloan

SaaStr

In the new episode, Jason sits down with Drata CMO Sydney Sloan to talk about what’s new at Drata, the role of CMO at Drata vs. Salesloft, partner marketing, customer marketing, and more. Sydney pulled someone from Salesloft with a product marketing background who understands operations, running programs, and being strategic.

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$1M to $100M in 20 Months, The Hard Part: How Everything Breaks in Hypergrowth with Deel Co-Founder & CRO Shuo Wang (Video)

SaaStr

This insight led Deel to focus on solving payments and compliance. Deel scaled the sales team from two to 250 account executives, but issues with productivity and enablement of the account executives cropped up. As a startup, it’s hard to know if the timing is right and what to expect. Listen to your team.

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Quick and Dirty Product/Market Fit Validation: Can You Hit Your Quota?

Tom Tunguz

How do you validate an idea for a software startup before the product is built? Suppose this founder wasn’t the founder, but the first inside sales hire for the startup. Suppose this founder wasn’t the founder, but the first inside sales hire for the startup. It’s a question without a universal answer.

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How to nail your product market fit and sales pitch with a value proposition diagram

Tom Tunguz

Products aren’t sold in isolation - they exist within ecosystems. Great product market fit and sales pitches hinge on understanding and serving all the members of an ecosystem. Should a product fail to meet the needs of any one member, company success and sales velocity will falter. Axial Market. Google AdSense.

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From Idea to IPO: All the Milestones Between You and the Public Market

OpenView Labs

Though, if we narrow it down to just the highly successful ones—that is, startups that exit for more than $100 million—it takes nearly double that time: 11 years. As of this year, Bloomberg reports that the median age of founders of successful startup s (which they define as companies that exited at more than $1 billion) was 34 years old.

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Enterprise Sales Process: Closing Deals In Niche Markets

Sales Hacker

Closing an enterprise sale in a niche market follows the same sales funnel as any other deal, but a bit more fine tuned. This contrasts with traditional sales, which typically are associated with shorter sales cycles, fewer stakeholders, and are managed by a sales and marketing department. The Models of Enterprise Level Sales.

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