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The Path to CRO with TigerEye, CircleCl, Lattice, and Notion

SaaStr

After switching to SaaS, she started as an SMB sales leader with no prior management or SMB sales experience. The highs and lows always come, usually involving the people on your team. For Erica, the bad days are when they’re not executing or achieving growth the way they want. Automation and AI could solve for that.

Scale 260
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How to Justify “Non-Sexy” Product Investments

Casey Accidental

A common issue leaders in product management, design, or engineering face is justifying investment in the “non-sexy” stuff. Non-sexy things include general user experience improvements, performance, developer velocity, infrastructure, technical debt, and, fortunately less than it used to be, growth. User Experience.

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7 Tips to Close 7,000 Customers From Gorgias’ VP of Sales

SaaStr

Their CEO will join us at SaaSr Scale 2021 on December 15 to talk about using data to get to 10,000 SMB customers! I asked Aasif Osmany to share his learnings as a top-performing SMB VP of Sales, below. A mentor of mine suggested that I reframe my search to seek out companies that I would invest in, instead of the other way around.

Scale 272
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How Revenue Leaders at Box, Calendly, and Lattice Scaled From $0 to $100M+ and Beyond

SaaStr

How should you handle presenting challenges to your C-suite team when you’ve just joined the company? Lattice had a product-led growth flow on the website while the sales team was still trying to sell the PLG companies The good news is Lattice had a lot of activity and initiatives at play. Can you start and stop a PLG motion?

Scale 246
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Top 10 Mistakes Founders Make with Series A with Black Mangroves, Square Peg, Vertex, and GGV (Pod 651 + Video)

SaaStr

Mistake #1: Viewing Investors Only As Capital As founders build a team, they focus on obtaining complementary skill sets. Of course, building great teams and finding product market fit is critical, but don’t forget about product investor fit. Enterprise will likely have a different problem set vs. an SMB. That’s a mistake.

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Vulnerability Management Systems for Enterprise Software Teams

Audacix

Knowing this fact, around 51% of organizations are planning to increase their investments in security for the next year. Securing your applications, organization's cloud posture and networks will require strategic planning and investing in vulnerability management. Table Of Contents In 2023, USD 4.45

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Vulnerability Management Systems for Enterprise Software Teams

Audacix

Knowing this fact, around 51% of organizations are planning to increase their investments in security for the next year. Securing your applications, organization's cloud posture and networks will require strategic planning and investing in vulnerability management. Table Of Contents In 2023, USD 4.45