Stijn is Kalungi's co-founder and board member. He is a serial SaaS marketing executive and has over 30 years of experience working in software marketing. He is co-author of the T2D3 book and masterclass that helps startups drive exponential growth.
To improve your messaging and positioning, just ask two questions to everyone in your team, every day. Then make sure the answers get used every day.
When reviewing the health of a SaaS Company, asking these 5 questions can help to get to the bottom of understanding your funnel.
Stopping what's not working is sometimes needed. It's often an easy way out from finishing the work though. Don't let it be that.
Every time I meet for the first time with a SaaS Company, I ask a list of questions to see where they are at. More in this article.
Wow, How and Now. Don't fail to attract attention to great content, don’t neglect to service people, and don't let them leave without a clear next...
Don't over complicate an investor pitch. You need to capture their imagination, interest and passion. Confidence, Enthusiasm and Credibility are key.
Whether you're having some fun in Las Vegas, or investing your life savings in the stock market, they both share the common emotions of Fear and...
Don't dare to deploy your software before you have used it yourself. Not just test it. Use it. Make sure your investors have used it.
Building a healthy channel program, or partner ecosystem, starts with making sure you don't replace the areas where partners create value.
After call centers, marketing production, event management etc. there is also a lot of the high skill, strategic work being done by outsourced...
Are you wondering what your first marketing campaign should be? Simple. A customer referral program.
Should you never allow your team to spend budget on PPC advertising? Or to commission external writers to build content? Never say never.
With 2014 coming to a close I’d like to look forward to the way we get work done continues to change. After all the changes in the past 20 years,...
In today's noisy world the most important skill every marketer should hone, is listening to their customers and prospects.
Never delay the communication of bad results, setbacks or surprises. Share the good, the bad and the ugly with the investors that own the company.