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How to Become Profitable Faster in SaaS

Tom Tunguz

As the fundraising environment changes, some SaaS companies will look to reach cash flow break even on their existing reserves. Founders may reduce staff, particularly in recruiting or new projects that the company prefers not to finance. But there are three other ways to become profitable that limit reductions in force, enable the company to continue to grow with greater efficiency and increase the value of the company in the process.

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Why Your Prospects are Ignoring You

Practical Advice on SaaS marketing

Trying to connect with someone while they’re scanning their Twitter feed, replying to texts, and staring at a full inbox, while desperately trying to meet deadlines for whatever deliverables are on their long to-do list isn’t easy. But if you’re the poor marketing person trying to reach prospective customers, that’s exactly what you’re up against. And that’s especially true if you’re marketing a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution.

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Culture Summit 2015: How to make firing employees into an unscalable growth hack

CloseSaaS

How do you build a great startup culture? While everyone likes to talk about all of their great hiring and recruiting hacks, no one likes talking about having to fire employees—until now.

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To build customer loyalty, marketers must merge acquisition and retention tactics

ReSci

The customer journey as you know it is dead; long live the customer-centric decision journey. No matter how well brands market their products, it’s the customer who decides how that purchase decision will be made. The power has always been in…. The post To build customer loyalty, marketers must merge acquisition and retention tactics appeared first on ReSci.

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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.

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The Other Payback Period that Matters in SaaS

Tom Tunguz

When we discuss payback periods in SaaS, we implicitly mean customer payback periods. How much time does it take for us to recoup the capital outlay we invest in acquiring a new customer? But, there’s a second and equally important payback period – the payback period on hiring a new account executive. Let’s take a hypothetical SaaS startup that sells a $20k product at a 75% gross margin.

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Mr. Market and the SaaS World

Tom Tunguz

Mr. Market is a fictitious character imagined by legendary investor Benjamin Graham in The Intelligent Investor. Graham describes Mr. Market as emotional, irrational, moody - and is in the short run a voting machine, in the long run a weighing machine. It might sound like a children’s story, but Warren Buffett lauded the book as the greatest book ever written on investing.

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2 common B2B SaaS sales objections (and how to handle them)

CloseSaaS

Imagine going to Starbucks. You order a latte, and as you reach for your wallet, the barista says, “That’s $3.00, and just $2.00 more to add a bagel. Would you like the bagel?” You say, “Yes,” take your food, and leave.

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Early B2B SaaS growth: How to go from 10 to 100 customers

CloseSaaS

If you have your first 10 customers, congratulations! You’ve made it further than many startups. But now what?

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