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Negative Persona in SaaS: Why You Need to Have One and How to Create It

Userpilot

They’re also called exclusionary personas, and they’re a collection of the needs, values, and behaviors of individuals that differentiate them from your ideal customer. User persona example. Example of a cancellation email. Example of a cancellation survey. Negative persona vs. Negative buyer persona.

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BrowserStack’s Mark Rudden on hypergrowth in a global pandemic

Intercom, Inc.

But because they couldn’t be in the office, we brought in some consultants on the sales enablement side and we beefed up our sales force and our customer platform. We also brought in some consultants because things are happening so fast you can hire and train, or you can purchase the knowledge and the experience as well.

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8 steps to craft a winning sales strategy, according to industry leaders

Intercom, Inc.

When done correctly, your sales strategy will help your sales team execute with focus – SMB or enterprise, inbound or outbound, hunting or farming. Establish clear, differentiated roles on your sales team. Act like a consultant and advisor to your prospects. Establish clear, differentiated roles on your sales team.

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Positioning For Growth: How To Make Complex Products Obviously Awesome | April Dunford, Ambient Strategy | BoS USA 2019

Business of Software Conference

April is an expert marketing practitioner turned executive consultant and author who helps technology companies make complicated products easy for customers to understand and love. This is an example of something that I encountered once, completely with no context. I give you an example of this. I get this call from a V.C.

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Reflecting on the Intercom journey – Karen Peacock and Des Traynor in conversation

Intercom, Inc.

After college, I went to work at the Boston Consulting Group, BCG, which was my first experience in business. And at that time, I was mostly building PowerPoint decks” After business school, I did more work in strategy consulting and realized I love building things. I love building products, building teams, building companies.

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Understanding your ideal customers and how to sell to them

Intercom, Inc.

Geoffrey Keating: Let’s take a hypothetical example: say you’re launching a brand new product tomorrow. ” Geoffrey: As a consultant, are there particular mistakes or challenges people are coming to you with when it comes to positioning? April Dunford on the symptoms of weak positioning. You can worry about that later.