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What if you knew data behind the fastest growing SaaS companies today? Each morning join Nathan Latka as he spends 15 minutes interviewing SaaS founders. You'll learn how SaaS CEO's launched their startup and grew it into a real SaaS business. SaaS Founders range from bootstrapped to funded, MVP to 10,000 customers, pre revenue to pre IPO.
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Do You Even Hustle Podcast

Martin Dasko and Sahil M

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The only podcast which asks the most important question of all: Do You Even Hustle? Martin and Sahil discuss the skills it takes to become a hustler such as closing the sale, increasing confidence, boosting productivity and staying motivated every day! They will show you how to live life on your OWN terms. Thanks to Gary Vaynerchuk, Nathan Latka, Tim Ferris, John Lee Dumas, Pat Flynn.
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With over 3 Million downloads, Clients His clients range from 300 Million dollar CEOs, IPO companies, Family Offices, Celebrities, World Champions, Billionaires, and Royalty. Andy shares his show with Ben Greenfield, UFC Bruce Buffer, Jordan Harbinger, Nathan Latka, Michael O’Neil, Shanda Sumpter, Ari Meisel, Dennis Mckenna, Jill Stanton, Bio Optimizers, Yuri Elkaim, Jayson Gaignard, Tony Jeffries, Shawn Wells, Theresa Depasquale, Ilan & Guy Ferdman, Hither Mann, Peter Sage, Jayson Gaignard, ...
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B2B Better

Jason Bradwell

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Buying a piece of SaaS software off-the-shelf with a credit card is not the same as buying a 7-figure enterprise technology solution. So why do we try and market them in the same way? B2B Better exists to help complex businesses understand and execute a modern-day marketing strategy. We're obsessed with long sales cycles, bespoke value props and big buying committees - and how marketing can contribute to cold, hard revenue. Each week, Jason Bradwell sits down with industry experts to break d ...
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Masters of SaaS

Todd Chambers

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Masters of SaaS is produced by Upraw Media, a Paid Media, Analytics and CRO agency, exclusively for SaaS. The host of the show is Todd Chambers. In each episode, we chat with SaaS entrepreneurs and experts in the field about what got them to where they are today. This includes all the doubts, fears and trade-offs you go through to double down on what you're really good at. What you can expect: [1] Relevant topics and valuable advice on everything from designing your platform to increasing cu ...
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Since StackOverflow was acquired by Prosus in June 2021 for $1.8b, most don’t realize the company does over $125m in revenues today. 65% of that revenue comes from recurring revenue SaaS products where customers pay $289,000 per year on average. Will they hit $150m in revenue before Dec 2024?Par Nathan Latka
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aHref's generates $900,000 in revenue per employee (100 FTE's, $100m+ in ARR). They ignore Google Analytics, conversion rates, and didn't hire their first sales rep until $90m in ARR. They're bootstrapped. How do they use content to generate millions of website hits per month? Copy these 5 tactics.Par Nathan Latka
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Clate Mask launched Keap (formerly Infusionsoft) back in 2010 and quickly scaled to $100,000,000 in revenues in 7 years (2017). After that, the company flatlined due to competition and diluted priority. Today, CPO Ammon Curtis is helping turn things around. Learn the M4 test he ran on 705 customers to measure DIY, DFY, DWY onboarding and how this i…
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Gilles Domartini bootstrapped Cleeng to $18m in revenues by focusing on 9 tactics many ignore. His 5 part pricing strategy is new. His organizational efficiency is not-common. Customers use his tool to process 48 million transactions per day adding up to $500m in annual gross billings across 35m user accounts. Will he hit $25m revenue before Decemb…
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Lemlist has bootstrapped to $23m in ARR using a combination of Product Virality, Acquisitions, and Courses. Chief Product Officer Kévin Moenne-Loccoz tells us how they stacked growth tactics to avoid raising outside capital while still growing revenue fast. Will they hit $30m by December 2024?Par Nathan Latka
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Rytis Lauris bootstrapped OmniSend to $50,000,000 in revenues. His top growth driver? SEO. Learn how he made his first SEO hire, how he structured his SEO team, and how much traffic this team drives the business today. Will he hit $70m ARR before Dec this year?Par Nathan Latka
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I'm excited for you to read this and then come on this journey into the next chapter with me. So much has happened since the previous episode and I want to share that with you in this trailer, where I share why the new brand and name of the podcast The Neuro Performance Podcast Rate, Review, and Share BRAIN TRAINING Click Here https://andy-murphy.c…
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I'm excited for you to read this and then come on this journey into the next chapter with me. So much has happened since the previous episode and I want to share that with you in this trailer, where I share why the new brand and name of the podcast The Neuro Performance Podcast Rate, Review, and Share BRAIN TRAINING Click Here https://andy-murphy.c…
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In this episode, I’m excited to be joined by Yiuwin Tsang, CEO of Disruptive Thinking. I was really interested in speaking with Yiuwin to unpack his journey in finding differentiation in an incredibly saturated sector - B2B marketing services. During this interview, he took us through his journey from a blank slate to a thriving agency, sharing his…
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Jason Cohen founded WPEngine in 2010 and broke $20m within 4 years. Today, the company does $400m+ in Revenues. In this podcast Cohen teaches 9 rules he used to change his org chart, optimize roles, and replace himself as CEO as he scaled. Will they break $500m revenue this year?Par Nathan Latka
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Ryan Allis launched iContact when he was 18. He made $15m cash when he exited in 2011 for $169m. He shares his negotiation with Salesforce Marc Benioff, how he found 10 profitable acquisition channels, 70,000 customers, and broke $50m in revenues. Will he buy it back for $1 one day?Par Nathan Latka
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In this episode, I speak with Frans Swarttouw, Founder of GETTING THE MARKET I was really interested in speaking to Frans as a fellow owner of a creative services business - and one that is so niche in its target market to boot. How does the company differentiate from more generic, we do all things for all people, type agencies? What are the advant…
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Companies like Samsung are sourcing college talent using Scholarship Owl. The firm hit $6m in 2023 revenue, bootstrapped. 150,000 college students join the platform monthly increasing the size and quality of the talent pool the company’s B2B customers can pay to access. Can he hit $10m this year?Par Nathan Latka
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In this episode, I speak with Xanthe Vaughan Williams, Co-founder of Fourth Day. I started my marketing career working in PR and have always been involved in it in some way or another, working both in-house and agency-side. What has struck me over the last decade is that - particularly in B2B - there are some pretty fundamental misconceptions about…
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CEO Alex Shvarts shared a default rate of 15%, charge off rate of 6.8%, along with significant expenses related to acquisition costs, and interest expenses. The firm is targeting $300m in capital deployed in 2024. If it hits its target, does this FinTech SMB factoring company have enough margin to survive long term?…
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Reveeler grew ARR 100% from $25m to $51m in 2023 and took $5m to the bottom line as profits. What interest rate do they pay Hercules on their new $65m debt facility for acquisitions? How does CEO Jay Ackerman plan to hit $100m in revenue this year (2024)? Who will they acquire next?Par Nathan Latka
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In this episode, I speak with Callum McGranaghan, Director & Head of Paid Social at Social for Good. We had a great conversation on the power of niching down in service-led businesses and its impact on their prospecting campaigns - especially when combined with low-ticket, high-impact projects to get their foot in the door with new clients. Callum …
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CEO Griff Parry launched m3ter in 2020 after selling his first company Gamesparks to AWS. Today 10-100 customers pay him platform fee's and usage fee's to use his usage based billing API tool. He doesn't code but across his team of 56, more than 25 are engineers. Can they scale into their last round valuation?…
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In this episode, I speak with Joel Klettke, Founder of Case Study Buddy. We had a great conversation on B2B case studies - namely, how to create ones that stand out from the usual legal-has-killed-all-joy-from-this-piece-of-content crap that fills our feeds. We also covered a topic near and dear to my heart - what can I do to convince a sceptical c…
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In this episode, I speak with Nick Patterson, Co-CEO of Storm & Shelter. We had a great conversation on how marketers in niche, service-led businesses can evolve beyond relying solely on referrals and word-of-mouth to generate new business opportunities. Nick shares how Storm & Shelter successfully developed and launched a 1:few email outreach stra…
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Do you have a passion or hobby that you would love to do everyday... AND get paid to do it? If that sounds impossible, or you're too scared to make the leap, be sure to check out our episode with Marny Florence, who shows us how she built up her dream career around her 3 favorite passions; dance, choreography and public speaking! And don't forget t…
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At 260lbs, Mitch knew he needed to change. So he set out to not only lose the weight, but has now turned it into a thriving business. Mitch not only guarantees results for his clients, but also shares his journey of how he got started, and what you can do to land you very first client -- even if you're not in the fitnes field. And if you're sick an…
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