Customer Success
User Experience Lessons from Digg's Demise

Q: How does Digg go from being worth almost $164 million to getting sold for parts in just a few years? A: Ignoring user experience.

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Finance & Operations
5 Rules for Leveraging Your Investors to Grow and Develop Your Team

By leveraging your investors correctly, you might just find they’re some of the best recruiters you’ll ever have.

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Customer Success
Your Move: Bunchball Hopes to Take Gamification to the Next Level

As the buzz around gamification builds, a new series of apps aims to take the customer engagement marketing trend to the next level.

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Customer Success
Is Lead Nurturing in Your Nature? 4 Tips to Make Following Up Easy and Successful

A vital step in the inbound marketing process, lead nurturing often goes overlooked. These lead nurturing tips will help you turn initial prospect interest into valuable customer relationships.

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HR & Leadership
Out of Sight, Out of Control: 5 Outsourcing Mistakes to Avoid

Outsourcing is often a necessary way for startups and expansion-stage companies to optimize efficiency, but as a solution it’s far from pain or risk free.

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Customer Success
Bullseye: Defining Your Target Customer and Positioning Your Brand

In order to improve the accuracy and success of your branding efforts, you need to be able to define your target customer.

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Finance & Operations
Be a Better Boss

Fast Company has compiled a list of the magazine’s best articles on how to be a better boss from great managers with hard-earned advice.

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Product
How to Grow Your SaaS Company by Achieving Negative Churn
Churn is a major drain on any SaaS company attempting to scale. Negative churn, on the other hand, can massively accelerate...
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Product
"Free" at a Price: 4 Alternatives to Try When Free Trials Don't Work

Offering free trials is a fairly common practice for SaaS companies, but that doesn’t mean the results always justify the expense.

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