As SaaS businesses the world round shift their attention to maintaining their existing customer bases, they are having to think about churn in a way they haven’t before. And because of this, we think that a new skill set – a new competency – will emerge.
Over the last several months, we have moved our knowledge base to Notion. One of the last pieces we brought over was our product data schema (we used to track it in Github, then we moved it to a Dropbox Paper doc).
In case you haven’t heard, PQLs are leads that are more likely to convert because they have found value in your product. If you’re a modern SaaS business, you want to find these leads. So the only question left — how? It’s elementary: you need a Product Qualified Lead process.
The SaaS business model has long challenged the need for the traditional software salesperson. The SaaS model – and more recently the push toward Product-Led Growth with its free trial and frictionless upgrade path – has called for the death of sales.
For every company that’s trying to figure out how to layer Sales onto an existing product-led model, there are several trying to do the opposite — introduce a Product-Led Growth (PLG) model onto an existing sales-led model. Audiense is one of them.
Does your SaaS business have a free trial? If so, then you have probably experienced various "personalities" of trial leads. This post will help you understand those personalities and offer strategies for managing each.
Why should you care about this topic? Why isn’t tracking and reporting on product engagement at the user level good enough? It’s elementary, my good friend. If you are a SaaS business, you operate at an account-level.
Why should you care about this topic? Why isn’t tracking and reporting on product engagement at the user level good enough? It’s elementary, my good friend. If you are a SaaS business, you operate at an account-level.