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Email Marketing for SaaS is different. From Personalized subject line to email body that just blown you away, we see it all. This subreddit is to talk about some of the amazing SaaS email campaigns you come across. Let's Learn and Share!
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r/sales
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Everything you need to know about sales, selling, business development, lead generation, prospecting, closing and more! Recommended books are linked in the menu and sidebar. Read our rules before posting or commenting. Selling, recruiting and blog spam will result in an immediate and permanent ban.
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A place to discuss all things sales and more specifically all things SaaS Sales. Growth Hacking, Inside Sales, Outbound Sales, Churn, etc.
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r/micro_saas
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What is Micro SaaS? Is virtually a pocket-sized SaaS, meaning that it caters to a very specific niche. It’s usually run by a small team or even two or three people. And since it’s targeting a much smaller group, the resources used in making and running it are also substantially low.
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A place for women in SaaS sales to vent, learn, and support each other. Lets go girls!
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Posted by2 years ago
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Hey friends. It's been six years since the last one, so let's go again. I will be on Friday August 27 at Noon Eastern and promise to answer all of your questions.

Previous AMA here: (https://www.reddit.com/r/sales/comments/4464yo/i_am_a_director_of_sales_for_an_enterprise/)

I am a VP of Sales for a privately held, enterprise level, SaaS software company. I have 32 Territory Managers reporting to me worldwide, and we work deals ranging from $5K to $3M.

To answer the two most common questions:

  1. I do not have any open headcount at the moment, but I'm always hiring. If you want to take your shot, send me a DM with your LinkedIn. If I like what I see and headcount opens up in your region, someone on my team will be in touch.

  2. My tech stack is full, under contract for the next 18+ months, and I have no free budget. I don't need lists, BPOs, or anything new. My team is also not in position to POC or trial any new technology. I am not a prospect. ;-)

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