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Everyone in Your Org Should Listen to 1 Customer Call a Week. Every Week.

SaaStr

It forces folks not just to listen to customers, often for the first time, but to actually go solve their problems! And gently force folks to actually listen (you have to do this). The write-up forces them to listen. The post Everyone in Your Org Should Listen to 1 Customer Call a Week. But Ideally, Forever. Every Week.

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Scaling Past $10M ARR: Listening to the Market and Defying Tradition with WorkRamp CEO Ted Blosser (Video)

SaaStr

When in doubt, listen to what customers and the market is telling you rather than traditional advice. The post Scaling Past $10M ARR: Listening to the Market and Defying Tradition with WorkRamp CEO Ted Blosser (Video) appeared first on SaaStr. Category redefinition can be more realistic and successful than category creation.

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3 ways to use a ‘listen-and-learn’ approach to drive alignment and growth

Totango

Our leadership team embraces a culture of ‘listen and learn,’ redefining how we share and act on customer insights. What could your organization accomplish if your workplace embraced a culture of listening and learning from one another rather than being siloed off and defensive? Madhavi Bezwada, VP of Client Success at Waystar.

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The Next Phase of Social? Listen Closely

Andreessen Horowitz

Listen Closely appeared first on Andreessen Horowitz. Social Strikes Back is a series exploring the next generation of social networks and how they’re shaping the future of consumer tech. See more at a16z.com/social-strikes-back.

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How to Evaluate and Implement Customer Feedback Into Your Product Roadmap

Speaker: Rebecca Notté, Product Operations Manager and Hannah Chaplin, Director of Product Marketing at Pendo

How do you know who to listen to? It can be a real challenge to collect, manage, and understand feedback from customers. And how can you bring the voice of the customer into projects you're already working on?

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Hey Microsoft! Is anyone there listening?

IT World

Lately, you’ve been doing things with your desktop software that make me question whether you’re really listening to your customers. Microsoft, we need to talk. I keep seeing you code and roll out items that make no sense. First, let’s agree that users run Windows because there is some key application or feature they need.

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SaaS Marketing Isn’t All About Talking; It’s More About Listening

Practical Advice on SaaS marketing

For any of that talking to work, there needs to a lot of listening, too. What should you be listening for? But there are a few other things to listen for as well: Who’s making the buying decision? But you can also listen for how they’re buying: Where are they looking for solutions? How should you be listening?

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