6 Core Business Functions of a SaaS Company And The Metrics To Measure
During Flowtown’s peak, I had TWELVE people reporting to me. That was on top of my own workload that I was responsible for delivering on. Talk about overwhelm. I was
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During Flowtown’s peak, I had TWELVE people reporting to me. That was on top of my own workload that I was responsible for delivering on. Talk about overwhelm. I was
Nothing makes me facepalm harder than getting an email from a SaaS company with a subject line that says… “Dan, your free trial is about to expire” *grabs an ice
A Mclaren F1 tops out at about 650 hp. A “street legal” Camry screams its way to 200. Both have engines. Both have 4 wheels. Both are technically “cars”. So
When I was 25 and building my first company, Spheric, I closed an enterprise level deal with Procter & Gamble. Not only was it an “arrival point” for my company…
Imagine taking the stage for the opening keynote of your own customer conference. Hundreds (or even thousands) of your users in front of you. Enjoying that super cool inflection point
25%. That’s the magic number you gotta obsess over. At least when it comes to your trial to paid conversions. If you’ve yet to have a virtual drink clink with
Leadpages used *this* strategy to scale their growth at a ridiculous rate. So did my company Flowtown. As well as a recent SaaS Academy client who hired an army of
Have you ever tried to collect a case study only to find yourself stumbling over the “ask” before mercifully aborting mission? Yep. Happens to just about every SaaS founder. Even
“Help me. Help you.” Nope… Not talking about that epic one liner from Jerry Maguire. I’m talking about the inner dialogue your customers experience whenever they try to refer your