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SaaStr.com is looking for a full-time Director of Events to help manage SaaStrAnnual.com (12,000 in SF Bay) and SaaStrEuropa.com (4,000 in London)

We've been

So we’re reaching new levels of efficiency in SaaS — at least in the public markets.

The average public SaaS company now has hit $300,000 in

% of their job they do:

A player: 150%-175%
B player: 80%-85%
C player: 10%

So the headlines are still full of layoffs. I thought we’d be through much of them by 2024, but it turns out many SaaS

There’s so much debate on social media and elsewhere on bootstrapped vs VC.

Bootstrapped you maintain control, and the unit economics. But many see

I remember my first embarrassing sales meeting.

I knew an SVP at a Top 20 Tech Company, and really as a favor, he told

Exciting news! 🎉 I’m feeling blessed to share Owner.com raised $33,000,000! Details here ⬇️

We’re using the cash to help restaurant owners fight back. They

A mediocre hire, you hesitate to ask them to do more

A great hire, be careful you don't ask them to do too much

"I actually didn't know being CEO was this hard"

-- every top VP that starts their own startup

Thrilled to announce that Owner.com raised a $33M Series B! 🎉⬇️

3 years ago we set out to level the playing field for local

So we try to be positive on SaaStr — that’s what helps the most. Showing folks the way, often through tougher times.

But there’s a

If you have any happy customers,

Don't quit

Just build more of what they want

That won't get you to an IPO, not alone

But it

In many ways, after just a few million in ARR, your job as CEO is to maintain momentum

With:

- better management
- fuel (capital)
- innovation

Your job as CEO:

Every year, materially expand your TAM

What have you done for this year? If nothing ... you're behind. Get

"Blogging: Is it Making a Comeback?"

New!! with Matt Mullenweg CEO Automattic

Full convo here: https://lnkd.in/gysdPGeQ

It’s really hard to ask much of an investor if you don’t give them regular, detailed updates

This is why these updates are even

“Doubling Down” is a new series where we hear from top B2B SaaS investors on their most recent activities and takes on the

So sometimes steady and even is the right path. SproutSocial is one of those. Founded back in 2010, it had steady growth to $100m ARR,

Apologies are Free

Yet, so so many are reluctant to use them

The best CEOs use them quickly, and judiciously -- when they screw up

It's

The biggest risk with raising at a high valuation is assuming the next round will be as easy to raise