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How to Build Go-to-Market Efficiency in SMB Sales with Owner.com CRO Kyle Norton

SaaStr

2022 was a foundation-building year, fixing a very leaky bucket where the product crushed it with the right customers, but they were closing a lot of poor-fit customers. 2023 saw the team grow from 6-10 reps, which is pretty modest, and they built an SDR function. Nail down one small niche of a market before you hit the gas to scale.

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LinkedIn SEO guide: Optimizing your profile for more connections, better leads

Search Engine Land

It’s also more than just a place to list your credentials, add a little blurb about yourself and hope someone is intrigued enough to network with or hire you. Profile link In April 2022, LinkedIn announced that all Creators can add a link to the “Introduction” section on their profiles.

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Top 5 Insights from Every Speaker of Digital Elite Camp 2018

ConversionXL

You would probably find 6-7 functionally identical apps for every idea. Impact = Reach x Relevance x Frequency. Each species is uniquely optimised for the niche it is in. Neural networks connect inputs (variables: customer profile, device, day of week, time of day) and outputs (what are they going to see).

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The Answers to Scaling, Hiring, and Everything Else: A SaaStr Europa AMA with SaaStr CEO Jason Lemkin (Pod 585 + Video)

SaaStr

As SaaStr Europa 2022 drew to a close, attendees took one more opportunity to ask Jason questions about topics like how to navigate the current market, the future of work, playing in a crowded space, and hiring your first VP of Sales. X this year. You don’t have to do every single function to still get a customer.

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How to Sell on X (Formerly Twitter)

Hubspot

Despite dating all the way back to the MySpace era , marketing on X (formerly called Twitter) is still untouched for many businesses. Compared to other platforms, X has an intimidation factor. Behind its mysterious gestalt lies an enormous sea of opportunity for brands who learn to use X for marketing and sales.