Members-only Leadership & Strategy How to predict churn [Q&A with Netomi] Rupal Nishar, AVP of Customer Success at Netomi, outlines how to predict churn before it even happens by sharing key metrics, warnings signs, and actionable advice every SaaS organization should be tracking....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Win against competitors by knowing your customers Ten steps you can use to stay ahead of your competition and bolster your competitive intelligence and product marketing strategy by listening to your customers....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Pricing and packaging [Q&A with Toast] Ashley Murphy, Toast's Director of Market Insights and Pricing, shared her specialist insights, including her preferred pricing strategy, the role of product marketing in the pricing process, top tips, and much more....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy People-powered growth Aly Wood, Customer Success at Articulate, sat down with Dena Upton, Chief People Officer at Drift, to discuss the concept of people powered growth and how it’s enabled Drift to scale at full speed....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Product development team structure for SaaS organizations Product development teams are the most crucial point in any SaaS pipeline, despite that, many SaaS startups have little if anything in the way of team organization....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Certifications: moving towards mastery using assessments It's 2021. Certifications are not a new thing. But the ways companies (and learners) leverage them is evolving, and we want to help you get ahead of the certifications curve....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy A growth mindset In this article, I’ll talk about the most pressing thing to have right now, a growth mindset. Every man and his dog thinks they do growth, and while some of it might be true, I consistently see the same mistakes made time and time again....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Builders vs. Scalers Hiring for roles outside of their area of expertise is one of the biggest challenges start-up founders face. The early phase of a software start-up is usually characterized by rapid product experimentation, selling to friends and family, and a lack of formal structure or processes....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy 7 early-stage recruiting mistakes I’ll never make again In the early days of your startup, there may be no decision you make as a founder that will be more critical than your initial hires. I’m talking about your first client engineers, server engineers, product managers, salespeople, designers, etc....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Building your first growth engine In this article, I’ll explain how to build your first growth engine, the process and how it’s super important, and the key steps taken along the way, plus some great tools to include in your growth stack....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy So you think you’re ready to become a Senior Product Manager? After a few years at my current company, I felt like I was ready for a new challenge! I wanted to bring it up to my manager, but I knew I had to prepare well and stress test how ready I was in terms of my competencies and the responsibilities that I may have to pick up in the transition....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Product launches [Q&A with EVERFI] Looking for advice on how to put the correct processes in place for a product launch? Alex Virden, Senior PMM at EVERFI lifts the lid on product launches....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy The blueprint for a compelling product launch Vamshi Sriperumbudur offers insights into what's needed for a compelling launch - and propel your B2B software launch to new heights....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy Community-led growth is the Future of SaaS Community-led growth is a go-to-market strategy that relies on an engaged community of customers as a tool for acquiring new customers, retaining existing customers, and expanding your business reach....
Members-only Leadership & Strategy 5 Lessons I've learned when pricing Pricing is the monetary proof of the organization’s understanding of its customers and its products. Good pricing leads to a healthy business: increased profits and sales, and (arguably) most importantly, generates engagement within the organization and with the customers....