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Finding Product-Market Fit – Expert Advice From Prowly’s CEO Joanna Drabent

Userpilot

Prior to Semrush, Joanna was CEO and co-founder of Prowly, which she founded in 2013. This sparked the idea of Prowly, a PR software tool that gives professionals access to thousands of top-tier media contacts plus help with press releases, pitching, media monitoring, and much more. Here’s a review of how they did that.

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Product Service Management as a Growth Lever in your SaaS

Userpilot

Flexibility and open-endedness are vital, here, as you’ll need to make ongoing improvements to your software without completely overhauling it throughout each iteration. Going along with this, SaaS product management involves rolling out these continuous improvements to your software on an ongoing basis.

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Kevin Indig on searching for meaning and the meaning of search

Intercom, Inc.

And I’m a writer of a newsletter called Tech Bound, in which I hone in on marketing strategies and customer acquisition. I’d love to dive into what those strategies were like, especially first at Atlassian, particularly because they had no sales team. Atlassian does not have an outbound sales team.

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Finding & Nurturing Top Talent | Elpie Bannister & Alex Yang | BoS Europe 2019

Business of Software Conference

Prior to joining Simprints, I’ve worked mostly at the intersection of education and code. Having worked at Google and Code Academy and having founded a startup on my own that has taught web development to over 20,000 entrepreneurs. High-level Strategy. There’s inbound hiring and there’s outbound hiring.

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Why Product Needs to Work with Customer Success to Achieve PLG

Userpilot

Flexibility and open-endedness are vital, here, as you’ll need to make ongoing improvements to your software without completely overhauling it throughout each iteration. Going along with this, SaaS product management involves rolling out these continuous improvements to your software on an ongoing basis.