3 Actions SaaS Leaders Should Take to Stay Competitive

3 Actions every SaaS leader Should Take in 2019 (and yes, you should already be doing these)

Don't Let Churn Ruin your SaaS Company

There are 3 Actions every SaaS Leader can take to remain competitive, relevant and alive in B2B SaaS for years to come. 

Sadly, they won’t. However, there’s a minority that will. To those not tripping over their ego, or suffering from Funnel Vision, here’s 3 actions to take, all brought to you by th lessons I learned the hard way.

  1. Take care of your employees first. This is your #1 asset. Do this, and your people will take care of your clients in return.
  2. Deliver unparalleled user experiences. This is your #2 most important asset: customers.
  4. Hire Sales and Customer Success Team that HAVE or KNOW the business of the clients they are serving. 
    • Training all revenue and client facing roles in ‘sector’ knowledge

And there you go — it’s that straight forward.

If you want to win in B2B SaaS you need to have the right team, servant leadership, and product-led growth OR clear differentiation from the other players in your space. 

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Author: Aaron Cowell

I love helping B2B SaaS companies grow and scale for long-term sustainability. I believe: • How you scale matters. • Long-term and sustainable growth happens through mastery of customer experience. • SaaS companies are feeling the pressure to grow by any means necessary. • When B2B's are too focused on winning net-new business, it's to the detriment of their paying customers, loyal employees, and future prospects. My background / experience: • Closed over ~$1.25B in paid subscription revenue for B2B SaaS clients since 2010 (50,000+ deals and counting) • 9 years experience, in B2B Sales, SaaS Customer Success, Account Management, Biz Ops and Go-To-Market Strategy • Servitude: Over a decade in servant and global organizational leadership

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