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Yesterday on the show, we brought to light the cruciality of referral marketing. Today, Product Hunt creates a referral platform—for the people, by the people. Plus, we’re deep diving on metrics. And finally, a subscription to offset… carbon emissions?
Today, Casper’s return policy may be haunting them. Plus, an AMA on all things referral marketing. And Userpilot’s Aazar Ali Shad is here to talk about the State of SaaS Product Onboarding.
Today, the books that’ll help you live better. Plus, Currencycloud nabs $80 million. And the things we can learn from Kobe Bryant’s insane work ethic.
Today, we're eyeing the most coveted thing every salesperson wants. Plus, marketing master Jay Acunzo on the hidden benefits of irrelevant projects. And finally, we spotlight Quibi yet again—a company spending more than $1 billion as it crusades into the streaming service battles.
We know brand awareness is important, but are you going too far? Plus, today we see sports raise $50 million, by way of the Athletic. And an urban electric vehicle company with… a waiting list?
February may be creeping in, but we’re still on that new year grind—with 14 tech trends to watch closely in 2020. Plus we’ve got Chargify’s Michael Klett and our very own Patrick Campbell to share their billing and pricing predictions. And we connect with OpenView’s Blake Bartlett on product-led growth.
Today, we’re talking subscription-based beauty—in both style and care. Plus, a bit about cross-pollination in the professional sphere. Why is it important?
Today, we're becoming friends with our exes. We’re also flying into new finance-tracking with Copilot subscription finance tracker. And finally, Comcast is doing something right.
Today, things get awkward. Plus, James shows us how to navigate the overflow of streaming TV subscriptions.
Today, we have advice for the newbie managers out there. Plus, everyone’s going crazy for Plaid—the Plaid/Visa duo that is. And, why your sales outreach should be a bit warmer.
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