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Starter KPIs for B2B/Enterprise

Mironov Consulting

I’m often asked what KPIs B2B/enterprise product folks should use, or what OKRs they should choose. This is (of course) an unreasonable question, as every product/ business has its own uniqueness. Why KPIs from consumer companies don’t fit well with B2B/enterprise. 1] Generic KPIs? Rarely pays out.

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8 steps to craft a winning sales strategy, according to industry leaders

Intercom, Inc.

When done correctly, your sales strategy will help your sales team execute with focus – SMB or enterprise, inbound or outbound, hunting or farming. Spending $300 to acquire customers for a $99 product isn’t economical. Some industries are used to PowerPoint sales presentations, handheld onboarding and onsite training.

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To PLG or not to PLG

The Product Coalition

There’s lots of writing about Product Led Growth (PLG). Why NOT to PLG I’ll start off by saying that even though we went with PLG, I still don’t think it’s the best choice for most startups: First of all, it’s not a good fit for many companies and products. Trust me — there are zero sales-led startups with good onboarding.

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Customer-led Growth: Why Delivering a Delightful End-to-End Experience Matters

The Product Coalition

Focusing on product-led or go-to-market-led growth is no longer enough. In recent years, PLG, or Product-Led Growth, has become a significant buzz in the tech world, and rightfully so. Products that delight customers and fuel growth loops are essential. It isn’t about Product-Led, OR Sales-Led, OR Marketing-Led Growth.

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Clearbit’s Matt Sornson on driving growth with data and content

Intercom, Inc.

Why does Matt see free products as a tool for growth ? We provide data for modern sales and marketing teams across all the products they already use. We actually had three engineers and three people that we categorized as growth, which included sales, marketing, customer development, product development and ideation.

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Customer Success Models: How to Choose the Right One for Your SaaS?

Userpilot

TL;DR Customer success models are frameworks that help organizations ensure that customers can use their products effectively to realize their goals. A low-touch model relies on automation and self-service resources to onboard and support customers with little direct CSM involvement. Let’s get right into it!

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What Are The Stages Of The SaaS Sales Process?

Userpilot

We’ll also go over how to improve essential SaaS sales metrics like customer acquisition cost, annual recurring revenue, average purchase value, and expansion MRR so you can make the most out of your SaaS product. SaaS sales can be broken down into three models: self-service, transactional, and enterprise.