A word to the wise, if you want to keep the recurring in your Annual Recurring Revenue, you’d better stop treating customer success like an afterthought and start treating it like the revenue-preserving juggernaut it is. Enterprise clients don’t renew because they “liked your vibe” – they stick around because your product solves a real […]
Monthly Archives: April 2025
Execution, Marketing Strategy, Onboarding, Sales, Sales Enablement
Your First Big Deal Isn’t a Lottery Ticket — It’s a Landmine (Step Carefully)
23
Apr
Apr
Oh, SNAP – they actually asked for a proposal – now what? Securing your first enterprise client is a monumental milestone for any B2B technology startup. It’s not just about the revenue; it’s about validation, credibility, and the gateway to scaling your business. However, navigating this journey requires strategic planning, keen negotiation, and meticulous onboarding. […]
Execution, Go-to-Market Strategy, Positioning, Sales, Sales Enablement
Fanboys Alone Can’t Keep the Lights On – Here’s How to Woo the Risk-Averse
16
Apr
Apr
VIEWER WARNING – Be careful not to let the ease of selling to early adopters lull you into a false sense of security. For B2B tech startups, early adopters are the low-hanging fruit – enthusiastic, experimental, and eager to embrace innovation – they instantly “get it”. However, the real challenge lies in captivating the attention […]
Execution, Go-to-Market Strategy, Marketing Strategy, Pricing Strategy, Sales, Sales Enablement
Your Product is Great, It’s Just Not Worth Buying
09
Apr
Apr
Congratulations! You’ve developed a groundbreaking B2B technology product that could revolutionize the industry. But there’s a hitch—your sales are as flat as a pancake. The culprit? Your pricing strategy. Let’s dive into the art and science of setting, testing, and refining your pricing to ensure your product isn’t just great, but also irresistibly purchasable. The […]
Awareness, Content Strategy, Execution, Go-to-Market Strategy, Marketing Strategy
Avoiding Becoming a Punchline When Expanding Worldwide
02
Apr
Apr
Going global with a technically complex product is like playing chess against a grandmaster – you can’t wing it and expect to win. Yet, many B2B tech startups make the same blunders: ignoring cultural nuances, fumbling translations, and underestimating regulatory hurdles. The result? A well-intentioned expansion that turns into an international punchline. But it doesn’t […]