Sat.Jul 31, 2021

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The Only Two OKRs for Sales

Iannarino

The Gist: Sales is made up of two parts: Opportunity Creation and Opportunity Capture. The more you focus on these major outcomes, the better your results. Your goals and measurements should be based on these two outcomes. The idea of the OKR (Objective and Key Results) comes from Andy Grove, the CEO of Intel in the early seventies. Grove had an admirable penchant to treat his sales force as the best source for figuring what was going on with Intel’s clients.

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How Do Global Companies Benefit from Language Solutions?

G2

If your organization wants to promote global growth, you must be able to communicate effectively with your customers and stakeholders no matter what language they speak.

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Time To Staff Up Your First Directors and Managers? Hire Half. And Promote Half.

SaaStr

The time comes for every growing SaaS company when you need to hire your first managers. Not VPs, but Directors and managers under them. Some rough rules: You need one Sales Director for each 8 sales reps. Your VP can’t directly manage more than 8. You need one SDR Director for each 10 SDRs. Each 10 SDRs, even 8 ideally, need a manager. You need one Director of Eng or team leader for each 8 engineers.

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Strategic Sourcing: A Big-Picture Approach to Procurement

G2

As businesses increasingly focus on managing costs, finding the right vendors has become a top priority for procurement teams.

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How to Improve Email Deliverability and Optimize Each Send

Learn how to optimize email deliverability and drive greater email ROI. What lands your email in the customer’s inbox? Understanding those factors, otherwise known as email deliverability, is critical to getting the most return on your campaign investments. But the “rules” around which factors land you in the spam folder aren’t always easy to keep up with.

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7 “Little” Things That Almost Caused My Startups to Fail

SaaStr

I haven’t failed yet, but boy every time, I’ve come close. Let me make a list of the “little things” I let go, but that I shouldn’t have, that almost killed me/us: Setting a little too insane of a goal. Crazy goals are good, but I wonder about insane. At Adobe Sign / EchoSign, I said we’d do $2m ARR by the end of Year 1. We ended up at $200k in ARR.

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What Is E-Commerce Replatforming? Your Info-Rich Guide

G2

A decade or two back, people would have laughed if someone would have mentioned shopping from home.