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The Playbook to Scaling Your Team in Hypergrowth with Flexport CRO Ben Braverman (Video + Transcript)

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We are not as fortunate as some of the folks in this room that if we sign a contract, regardless of how our customer feels about what they’ve bought, they’re going to continue paying. There’s generally no contract in place. We also didn’t try to build a lot of the centralized functions too early.

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A Look Back: Talkdesk, Greenhouse, Algolia and Gainsight Coming Up On $10m ARR

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That’s why for us, it’s so important to build that function of the company in the Bay Area. ” It’s difficult to keep all the little pieces of your revenue pipeline exactly perfectly in sync, right? Then you have account management, and on boarding. You have leads. Then you have SDRs.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Bernadette Nixon, Jay Snyder, Nick Mehta, Loren Padelford, and Jason Lemkin

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We’ve got a lot of training to do with our sales teams to get them to start to speak in these types of terms versus feature function. Jay Snyder: I think the thing we’re doing Nick, to be able to force that is we’re getting a little bit more intelligent around account management. I mean, what do they do?

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week: May 10, 2019

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Harry Stebbings: Can I ask, I had Ben Braverman and the CRO of Flexport on the show the other day and he said it’s wonderful to have SDRs and account managers and sales reps but it doesn’t create the best personalized buying experience when you’re continuously handed off to the separate specialized function.

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Defining Your Customer Journey From Prospect to Champion with Sage People SVP Kathy Lord (Video + Transcript)

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If you can get your customers to do that lead gen and pipeline generation for you, that’s goodness. Because it’s not so much focused around X, Y, Z NPS score. If you sat and you said, “Okay, we sign a customer, we process their contract, we have to get them provisioned. Second or third is referrals.

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The Playbook to Building a Customer Reference Program with Talkdesk SVP of Client Services Gillian Heltai (Video + Transcript)

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You’re probably going to have to be doing customer references unless there’s very small contract value, right, where there’s not a ton of pressure in making the right decision on the part of the prospective buyer. Then a third thing that you can do is incorporate it into the contract. What am I going to give?

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