I’ve been part of several start-ups. Some have failed. Some have grown. Some have exited, and I’ve ridden a unicorn. The common thread is they were keen to …
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I’ve been part of several start-ups. Some have failed. Some have grown. Some have exited, and I’ve ridden a unicorn. The common thread is they were keen to …
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In 2014 when I was a sales operations manager at the pre-unicorn Duo Security, I was sent to the 1-day sales hacker conference in NYC. I had no clue what I was getting myself into...I left ready to …
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As a company grows, it eventually deploys technology to enhance its marketing, sales, and finance efforts and effectiveness. These technologies comprise a technology stack. Often, these internal …
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Determining the technology stack that will run your business is likely the single most important and difficult decision for any founder or founding team. Compounding this, the decision will …
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The answer to a single question can quickly tell me if a company is mature with its data. That question is, “What is your average sales price (ASP)?” If the answer is of the flavor of, “well, …
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Data drives sales. Data also needs to drive your customer’s journey. The issue is understanding which data to use when guiding your customer journey. In the last two articles, I reviewed …