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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Crossbeam and Podium – January 10, 2020

SaaStr

In terms of replacement, what does Bob believe will be the emerging trends in SaaS Go To Market that will replace it? * Where do most startups go wrong both in hiring for partnerships and in the engagements themselves? How important is it to own the entire customer journey? At what scale does that become impossible?

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Six Lessons on How to Build a Platform that Fuels an Ecosystem with Plaid (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

This Schwab product, they launched it and a month later they had $10 billion in assets under management. They’re starting to say, “Well, fintech is becoming my, my innovation lab and I’m able to look out there and see what’s new, see what’s different and then and then react to it.”

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 101: Q&A with Ryan Bonnici

Heinz Marketing

Not so that we’re functioning as a curation and we’re positioning it in a different kind of segment than it would normally be on our site. But again, we’re still going back to all our user generated data in the first place and then just reorganizing that and showcasing it in different ways. We did this thing.

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SaaStr Podcast for the Week with Redpoint Ventures and Cloudflare — January 3, 2020

SaaStr

296: The vision of exceeding sales, establishing credibility and successfully launching a product is no small task, especially when striving for that perfect introduction into the world of consumers. With so many articles, investors, and outside opinions, the true, simple tasks of launching can get lost in the noise.

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The Sendgrid Journey: Scaling From Growth Stage to $2B Acquisition in 4 Years (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

Sameer Dhokalia: The go-to-market model was magical. We were signing up hundreds of new paying customers every month with five sales reps. It’s the culture was a big part of it, the fact that you had this great go-to-market. There was an adjacent market. I think you touched on some of those.

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