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5 Lessons Learned Evolving From A Sales-Led To Product-LED Go-To-Market Strategy With Planday Director of Growth Frederic Linfjard (Video)

SaaStr

So you’ve heard that product-led growth is all the rage, and now you want to transition from a sales-led motion to a product-led one. Some companies go really hard,” he shares. But you have to take a step back because you might underestimate what it means to implement product-led growth. You still have to pay the bills.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 318: Q & A with Alan Gonsenhauser @agonsenhauser

Heinz Marketing

I also believe that many organizations, over time, have over rotated on demand, on getting new logos, where it’s a lot more productive and profitable to focus on your existing customers, growing them and turning them into advocates and promoters of your brand. That could be a self-help tool in a product led growth format.

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The Ultimate Guide to Sales Playbooks 

Highspot

Sales plays can be created to support different regions, product lines, or buyer personas; this ensures that your reps’ tactics match different buyer needs. To get a better understanding of their impact, let’s imagine you are rolling out a new product line. How should reps talk about this product line?

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How to Do a Competitive Analysis: A Step-by-Step Guide

ConversionXL

Companies do it for a wide variety of reasons—SEO, branding, go-to-market strategy, pricing, etc.—and Competitor X is doing Y. We should do that, too,” or “X is the market leader, and they have Y, so we need Y.” Run a functional investigation. What products or services are offered and for whom?

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A Step by Step Guide to Revenue Growth with Mark Roberge (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

The three stages are product-market fit, then go-to-market fit and lastly growth and moat. Awesome revenue growth on the X axis, awesome revenue retention on the Y. And I think it comes out of the 80s and 90s and how we used to sell with shelfware. The question’s not, where do you want to be?

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PODCAST 105: Working From Home & 2 Factors to Organization Alignment with Jessica Wilkeyson

Sales Hacker

This week on the Sales Hacker podcast, we speak with Jessica Wilkeyson , Co-Founder and Principal at Alternate Route , a go-to market strategy and revenue operations consultancy based in New York. Reps working from home need to be willing to converse without selling. Data integrity is more important than you thought.

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Scaling from $1 to $10M, an AMA with SaaStr CEO and Founder Jason Lemkin (Pod 573)

SaaStr

As a tiny startup who might be commercializing its first product, are there any general guidelines that you can stick to that would prevent the massive companies out there from crushing the baby? How, if no one’s heard of you, do you sell to big companies? Jason Lemkin: Well, let’s break it up. It never works.

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