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Go To Market Strategies That Led To Divvy’s $2.5B Exit

Dive into the inside story of how Divvy, an all-in-one expense management platform, scaled rapidly and reached an impressive $2.5 billion exit in just four years. The company's rise was fueled by the pairing of a high-performing team and a carefully designed go-to-market strategy.

Here are a few takeaways.

  • Fostering a high-performing team is the bedrock of rapid growth. Divvy's success highlights that building and nurturing a top-tier team often leads to a company outperforming any operating model.
  • Focus on executing a consistent go-to-market model. Divvy's growth playbook was built around six go-to-market motions, illustrating that a consistent strategy can accelerate your business growth.
  • Validate market demand before investing heavily in product development (sell-design-build) is a strategic move. Divvy's strategy involved a 'sell-design-build' model, emphasizing the importance of validating demand before investing resources into building a product or feature.

Amelia Ibarra @ SaaStr growth

Why SEOs Need To Embrace Ai

AI, particularly ChatGPT, can elevate your SEO strategy, optimize operations, and catalyze growth for your SaaS business. It enhances SEO efficiency, democratizes complex technical knowledge, and empowers your team to innovate, regardless of their technical background. Embracing AI in SEO allows your team to focus on strategic growth tasks and fosters creativity by enabling code generation and tool creation.

Christopher Long @ Moz marketing

Product-Led vs BoFu Content — Which Should You Prioritize?

Effective content marketing is critical for SaaS growth and requires a balance between product-led and Bottom-of-Funnel (BoFu) content. The creation of these content types needs strategic planning, with product-led content promoting awareness, and BoFu content aimed at driving conversions. Dynamic and strategic use of both content types can optimize marketing efforts and yield significant growth results.

Victor Ijidola @ ProductLed marketing

Effective Email Delivery — Technical Setup, Strategies, And Best Practices

Effective email deliverability can significantly influence your SaaS company's growth. A systematic approach that includes a solid technical setup, the use of 'Spintaxing' for personalized communication, and a well-structured email strategy ensures your messages reach and engage the right audience. This strategy boosts response rates, enhances customer interaction, and ultimately increases sales.

James Urie @ Close Sales sales

Closing Sales Deals In 2023

The economic downturn is impacting software company growth, especially sales. SaaS founders must prioritize efficient growth strategies, and that involves retaining top sales reps to sustain their businesses. Regular sales team performance reviews, workflow controls around sales deals, and the identification of high-performing sales reps are vital for growth in these challenging times.

OnlyCFO's Software World sales

How Markets Value Software Companies In 2023

Public markets now value SaaS companies more on profitability than growth, making it crucial for businesses to strike a balance between the two. Companies should understand that their valuations are influenced by performance quartile-specific metrics, with top quartiles linked to revenue growth and bottom ones to cash efficiency. Despite the shift in focus, high-growth companies, particularly in AI, still command high valuations but need to balance growth with efficiency and profitability.

Tomasz Tunguz @ Tomasz Tunguz finance

Scaling Product Management From Series B To IPO — How To Optimize Your Pricing & Packaging

For SaaS founders, your business's success hinges significantly on a well-implemented pricing strategy. It's not just a critical detail—it's a strategic tool that can drive business growth.

Here are a few takeaways to implement.

  • Regularly review and update your pricing strategy. This is not just about staying competitive—it's a way to avoid negative unit economics and losing market share.
  • Focus on clear buyer segmentation. Create packages tailored to each of your customer segments to align expectations with their perceived value and unique needs.
  • Invest in robust pricing research and apply financial modeling. This combination gives you powerful insights into the potential impacts of your pricing changes, guiding you to make more informed decisions.

Scott Williamson @ OpenView growth

How SaaS Go-To-Market Leaders Are Redesigning Sales Incentives

In the midst of the challenging tech fundraising environment, go-to-market leaders are redefining their sales incentives to optimize efficiency and performance.

To do so, they are adopting strategies and closely managing their sales teams' performance to drive conversion, customer retention, and expansion.

Here are a few highlights to consider.

  • Anchor sales incentives to revenue outcomes. Incentivize your sales team based on revenue outcomes rather than just lead generation – this shift will help bring in higher-quality leads that are more likely to convert.
  • Emphasize customer expansion over new acquisitions. The current climate rewards those who maintain and grow their existing customer base, rather than solely focusing on landing new customers.
  • Closely manage performance and redefine compensation structures. Implement strategies such as accelerated commission rates for over-performers or setting minimum quota attainment thresholds.

Claire Davis @ ICONIQ Capital growth

7 Must-Know SaaS Marketing Metrics Benchmarks For Success

Understanding and tracking key SaaS marketing metrics are essential for steering your business towards sustainable growth. Aiming for an NPS score above industry average and maintaining a CAC to LTV ratio between 3:1 and 5:1 are proven strategies to distinguish your business in this competitive SaaS market.

Antoine Vial @ Kalungi marketing

The Question Every CEO Is Asking — What Is Our Generative AI Strategy?

Integrating generative AI (GenAI) into your SaaS operations offers growth opportunities through short-term wins and long-term strategy. Short-term benefits come from leveraging GenAI tools, forming partnerships, and fostering innovation in a GenAI Learning Lab. Long-term success, on the other hand, hinges on strategic data management and balancing in-house development with external partnerships.

Matt McIlwain @ Madrona ai

10 Creative Lead Gen Examples Sourced From Marketing Legends

Traditional lead-gen methods are becoming less effective as the battle for attention becomes more crowded.

To help you stay ahead of the curve, here are ten innovative lead-gen strategies used by top marketers in the industry. These are my top picks.

  • Interactive tools are a goldmine. Go beyond static content with tools that provide real-time value to your users.
  • Leverage authentic customer experiences. Highlight existing customer success stories rather than scripted testimonials.
  • Tap into online communities for word-of-mouth leads. Actively participate and demonstrate your expertise in online forums to spark interest organically.

Luke Bailey @ Unbounce growth

Discovering Your Ideal Users — How Visily Scaled To 100K Signups In 5 Steps

Understanding your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) is core to any growth strategy.

For Visily, an AI-powered design tool, discovering its ICP meant following a systematic five-step process. Here are a few highlights.

  • Start with a hypothesis about who your ICP is. Focus on what your product helps people achieve and the problems it solves, then start building personas.
  • Conduct interviews with prospective ICPs, not just customers. Seek to understand how your target audience works and validate that the problem your product solves is important to them.
  • Align your product, messaging, and channels with your ICP. After identifying your ICP, ensure your product roadmap, messaging, and marketing channels all align with your findings.

Jordan Woods @ OpenView growth

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