Sat.Dec 10, 2016 - Fri.Dec 16, 2016

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When to Increase Your SaaS Startup's Burn

Tom Tunguz

SaaS startups often find themselves in one of three different states when contemplating their burn rate. The first is the David Farragut strategy. Damn the burn rate, full speed ahead. The second is the conservative approach - attaining profitability using only the cash on the balance sheet. Those two are easy. Circumstances dictate the respective aggression or conservatism.

Startup 100
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Sales CRM case study: Instagram + Candid + Close = Millions in sales for this luxury furniture company

CloseSaaS

Unlimited Furniture, a luxury furniture and interior design company, had built a large audience on Instagram but was looking for ways to engage their followers in sales conversations.

Sales 59
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When is the Right Time for Your SaaS Startup to Train its Sales People?

Tom Tunguz

Sales leaders consistently underinvest in sales team training and development. As SaaS startups scale, sales execution becomes the most tangible metric of a business’ success, and the one by which the business’ health is benchmarked. Not to mention how the head of sales is evaluated. When is the right time to invest in sales training? And how much should a business invest?

Scale 100
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How to run the perfect sales pipeline review meeting

CloseSaaS

The sales pipeline review. Probably the one meeting that makes your sales reps sweat the most. But its purpose is crucial: Keep deals moving through the funnel.

Sales 52
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SaaS: How They’re Turning Payments Into Profit Centers

Discover how top SaaS companies are earning up to $700k + and zero upfront cost with Usio Integrated Payments.