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The Challenge with SMB SaaS: High Growth Can Only Mask High Churn For Just So Long

SaaStr

So in theory, SMB SaaS is better than enterprise, at least 9 times out of 10: Deals close much faster. But beyond all the other Pros and Cons of SMB vs enterprise, there’s one looming issue with SMB SaaS: Churn. SMBs go out of business, and quickly. SMBs pay monthly, and often scrutinize every expense.

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10 Learnings on High-Velocity Sales to SMB with Gorgias CEO and VP of Sales

SaaStr

Who will be looking for this product? Mid-Market? Know where you’re going for faster, more effective market movement. So many teams are hiring SDR/BDR teams, and it’s really tough to make that work in SMB sales. Your sales team can help with your positioning and messaging to the market. Enterprise?

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10 Learnings Scaling from Consumer to SMB to Enterprise with Grammarly’s Head of Organizations Revenue Dorian Stone (Podcast 520 + Video)

SaaStr

Dorian Stone , Head of Organizations Revenue at Grammarly, is here to share lessons from his experience of scaling the company from consumer to SMB to Enterprise to help you steer your expansion efforts in the right direction. Simply because their product was being used in a professional setting didn’t mean it was a product-market fit.

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How to Find Product-Market-Sales Fit

Andreessen Horowitz

One of the toughest challenges for founders — and especially technical founders who are used to focusing so much on product features over sales — is striking “product-market fit”. What does this mean for product design and product management? the night before it was to IPO).

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The Characteristics of the Most Attractive SMB SaaS Companies

Tom Tunguz

What are the attributes of the ideal SMB SaaS company, an entrepreneur asked me recently. There are product, marketing, and sales attributes to that ideal company that successful SaaS business have exemplified in the past. A beautifully designed, simple and elegant product is the first and most important thing.

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

SaaStr

It has now secured over $67M in funding and offers a robust platform for mid-market and SMB segments. Blosser comments, “The big thing I want to share with everyone is just stick with it if you feel like you have product-market fit. WorkRamp shifted its focus to a different segment –– the mid-market and SMB side.

Scale 191
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Outbound Marketing Fury : Office Hours with Raj Sarkar

Tom Tunguz

On Thursday, November 2nd at 9:30 AM Pacific, Office Hours welcomes Raj Sarkar to talk about Unleashing Outbound Marketing Fury. Raj started his career as a marketing manager at Cisco focused on the SMB market. He then jooined Google to become the lead product marketing manager on Google Cloud Platform (GCP).