Sat.Jul 16, 2016 - Fri.Jul 22, 2016

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The Smallest ACV to Justify an Inside Sales Team at a SaaS Startup

Tom Tunguz

What is the smallest price point at which a SaaS startup can justify building an inside sales team? This is a natural question that many SaaS startups raise as they begin to complement bottoms-up, product-led adoption with assisting customers through the sales process. There are publicly traded SaaS companies at nearly every price point - even very small ones.

Startup 100
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How our remote team works better together: Snapchat as an internal communications tool

CloseSaaS

About two months ago, we started getting really into Snapchat. Not in the Kardashian sense. But as an internal communications tool for our growing remote team. While the Close HQ remains in San Francisco, the majority of our team members are nomadically spread across North America, Europe and Asia.

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How to increase customer success with third-party integrations

Saasler

Have you ever wondered how websites are able to capture share price from NYSE? Or how Dropbox is able to feed your files to another service? The answer can only be found in third-party integrations. So, what are some solid advantages of third-party integrations for a customer? Third-party integrations take user experience to the next level and help boost app loyalty and decrease churn rates.

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Flux in the Fundraising Market

Tom Tunguz

Over the last year, the amount of series A investment in US startups has fallen by nearly 33% from a high of $6 billion to about $4 billion in Q2 2016. Later stage investments have followed a similar path. Curiously, the series B/Expansion stage market has witnessed remarkable resilience, continuing to increase despite volatility. The series a market is also seen a similar drop in the total number of investments, indicating a slower investment pace.

Marketing 100
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How to Know If Youre Ready for White Label Payments

Speaker: Pete Uselman, Director of Partner Experience at Wind River Payments

White label payments enable software providers to earn more revenue and gain control over the customer experience. But with white label payments comes a great deal of responsibility and ownership. Check out this webinar on-demand to see if you are ready to make the transition to white label payments. You'll learn important information, including: How responsibilities are split in a white label environment Reasons why software providers adopt white label payments How to know if you are ready for

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Clouded judgement: Convince your sales team to move from on-premise software to SaaS

CloseSaaS

By 2018, the enterprise SaaS market is expected to increase five times over and be worth a whopping $50.8 billion in revenue, representing over a quarter of the entire worldwide enterprise application market. There’s no doubt about it: SaaS is the future of the software industry.