“If only we had money, we could…” It’s a story I’ve heard a thousand times. Startups heaving a sigh, wishing they had investors to fund the awkward early stages. Scraping to get your software in shape… Working 60+ hour weeks… Can’t afford to hire people so you’re wearing every hat
Sometimes you can glean insights about life from the most interesting places… Like that time my buddy Brad learned the hard way while snow-biking in the backcountry. He was supposed to zig zag, and not go straight fast, so to avoid hitting tree stumps or river banks head on. That
There are plenty of customer success managers. There aren’t a lot of great ones. A customer success manager is the person in charge of making sure that customers receive the promise we make on our home pages or by our salespeople. The great managers know that their work requires at
Play along. You’re on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire. (The Dan Martell SaaS edition.) Sweat on your brow, lights on your face. Clock ticking. You’ve got 20 seconds to make a decision. Lock in the right one and your profits double. Lock in the wrong one, and it’s game
Back when SaaS was still a new word (circa 2006), Jon Miller started Marketo, a software product that gave businesses an end-to-end view of their customer’s journey. The technology was revolutionary. No longer was a marketing team just collecting leads to give to the sales team… …but businesses were able
Today, I’m going to show you how to generate consistent, repeatable momentum in your business. Yeah. You read that right. When I was 24, I started a company called Spheric. And it grew. Fast. 150% year over year. We were one of the fastest-growing companies in Canada when I successfully
The other day I got a call from one of my coaching clients, Carl. He was doing about $70K in MRR, killing it. Business is booming, he’s hiring new team members… Then BAM. His lead salesperson quit on him. In an instant, Carl’s problems went from “How do I scale
The majority of SaaS companies are making a big mistake that is lowering their revenue. I use to make it too… This mistake exists because SaaS is changing. People are more comfortable with bringing software into their business which means that they’re finding and buying SaaS differently than before. That’s
If you’ve achieved initial traction, I can help you scale-up to record-breaking revenue faster.
