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To many of you, it may feel like tougher times in SaaS. One thing I can tell you: Things don't bounce back overnight. But they do bounce back fast. — Jason Be Kind Lemkin (@jasonlk) December 30, 2022. So this last year was one of so much change. Change at a pace we haven’t seen since 2008, when the world of SaaS was just so, so much smaller.
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Dear SaaStr: Should I Overcharge or Undercharge My First Customers? “Overcharge” if the customer is big , i.e., >$50k-$100k a year or so in deal size. At least, charge more than your gut likely tells you to. Undercharge if the customer is small by revenue. Charge less than you want to, and probably, a smidge less than the more low-end competition, or at least not more.
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If you live in the country and see someone out walking a smaller dog, once in a while it will be dressed like this : Does your startup need a coyote vest? That’s called a coyote vest and it’s pet body armor designed to prevent Bruiser from being taken by a coyote and/or hawk. (The psychological effects on the dog’s self-esteem are as-yet unknown and beyond the scope of this article.).
SEO is dead! Yeah, right. Times have changed. Technical SEO specialists are running out of tricks as modern themes are better built; CMS Systems are more sophisticated in their back-end architecture to take care of a lot of the technical stuff; content creators think that simply creating content will do the trick as search engines get smarter.
They say public speaking is the one thing people fear more than death itself. Some might say there’s no truth to it, while some might contend that it couldn’t be more accurate. Whichever side of the argument you fall on, we cannot deny that speaking in front of an audience is something that most. The post Top 6 Ways to Be Comfortable on Video appeared first on Dubb Blog.
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