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Uncharted and Electric: ProfitWell’s Founders Share Their Non?Obvious Lessons in Bootstrapping And Why They Decided to Sell to Paddle for $200M

SaaStr

Up this week is are Patrick Campbell & Peter Zotto and they and Poya discuss why they decided to sell to Paddle for $200 Million and share some of the wisdom they have learned over the last 10+ years bootstrapping ProfitWell. And the one piece of advice they would give their younger self prior to launching ProfitWell.

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How to prepare for Google SGE: Actionable tips for SEO success

Search Engine Land

Theories on SGE’s potential traffic impact SGE will undoubtedly impact organic search, with both positive and negative consequences, if it launches as it currently stands. It is reasonable to assume that we could see a decrease in organic traffic of up to 30% – similar to how featured snippets impact some search results.

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How Can You Get More Value From AI? This Company Has Some Ideas

Salesforce

Breaking down silos Schneider Electric , a global energy management and industrial automation company, has formalized an AI program under a new Chief AI Officer and scaled it to every corner of the company. Let’s look at one model company you can learn from. Its vision, “data and AI first,” is already paying dividends.

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6 Questions Founders Should Ask Themselves to Drive Value from Generative AI with Base10 Partners

SaaStr

We’re on the cusp of a golden age in AI, and the lesson learned from Cloud was that Cloud sped up the pace of development by a lot. For those of you selling to Enterprise, they have experimental budgets that run out. For those selling to the prosumer base, they can be very churny. It’s been tough for a few reasons.

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From Print to Digital: The History of Content Marketing

Lead Fuze

His yearly Poor Richard’s Almanack, sold up to 10,000 copies per year and included seasonal weather forecasts, household hints, and poems. The Locomotive’s main goal was not just to sell insurance policies, but rather to help steam users operate their equipment safely. Could you please give more details?

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How One Entrepreneur Leveraged Fanatical Prospecting to Build His Business

Sales Gravy

On this inspiring episode of the Sales Gravy podcast, Jeb Blount (Virtual Selling) talks to Brian Knox, owner and founder of B Knox Photography. This young entrepreneur leveraged Fanatical Prospecting to quickly ramp up his successful and fast-growing photography business that he started this year. I was averse to it.

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Sometimes the Best Customer Service Innovation Means Flipping the Script

Salesforce

Think about the business model Apple was introducing: We’re going to get some really expensive real estate, then we’re going to build a really expensive store, we’re going to fill it with lots of expensive payroll, and we’re going to do it to sell a commodity that has an 8% to 10% margin. Let’s do free classes.

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