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The Channel Maturity Scale: How Do You Measure Up?

SaaStr

Now more than ever, an independent software vendor’s (ISV’s) path to profitability depends upon the strength of their go-to-market strategy. To help you accurately gauge your business’ channel proficiency, take a moment to download your complimentary copy of our latest white paper— The Software Vendor’s Guid e To C hannel Maturity.

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FastSpring’s 2019 Ecommerce Growth Package

FastSpring

In this joint webinar with TechSmith, a global leader in screen capture software, we’re showcasing why you should consider using video to create more engaging content and improve the conversion rate on your site. Blog: Why The Subscription Model Is The Future And How To Make The Switch – FastSpring.

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MQL vs. PQL vs. SQL: What You Need to Know

Baremetrics

Company X may choose webinar registrations as an MQL behavior while Company Y may choose an MQL as a lead that downloads multiple white papers. Subscription businesses rely on Baremetrics to segment customer attributes Get deep insights into MRR, churn, LTV and more to grow your business. What is a PQL? Try Baremetrics Free.

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B2B Customer Journey Touchpoints CS Teams Need To Plan For

Totango

By charting the points in your SaaS customers’ journeys, you can plan how to deliver clients’ desired outcomes and satisfying experiences that promote subscription renewals and higher revenue. Touchpoints also include occasions when clients interact with your software app in a SaaS context. White papers. Video chat.

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Don't hate your website

Practical Advice on SaaS marketing

For most B-to-B software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions, vendors need to work with prospects through a long process with multiple steps. Email, webinars, and white papers might be part of these efforts that nudge people forward with their evaluation. In fact, it may be distracting them from the real problems.

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The Defining Characteristics of Successful SMB SaaS Startups

Tom Tunguz

At first glance, SMB SaaS companies, those who sell Software-as-a-Service to small to medium businesses, may seem like any other software company. The average traditional enterprise software company sells to firms with 3300 employees whose average payroll is $160M annually. It’s all subscription. Take it or leave it.

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A Vendor’s Guide to B2B Ecommerce

FastSpring

Streamlining how other businesses buy products, software, and services free up employees within a business to tackle different tasks when they’ve historically been tied up in lengthy sales meetings and demos. There was one problem—the process of buying BizNet’s software wasn’t exactly straightforward.