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Advice for SaaS founders heading into 2023
2022 brought significant challenges – from rising interest rates to political turmoil and significant market contractions. SaaS was not immune. Valuations continue to decline significantly, leaving the venture capital market sidelined for now. Though the impact to Bootstrapped SaaS companies has been less noticeable. Focusing on capital efficiency puts them in a strong, albeit not guaranteed, position. Expect more uncertainty in 2023. Founders should operate as though capital markets will remain closed and there will be a reduction in demand for software. Maximize your company's ability to survive by avoiding these mistakes as you finish 2023 planning.
How to Build a Successful Micro SaaS Business
Over the last decade, SaaS (software-as-a-service) has become one of the most lucrative, fast-growing markets in the world of business.…
How to Build a Successful B2B SaaS Business
In 2022, selling SaaS products business-to-business (B2B) is more lucrative than ever before, drawing many entrepreneurs and budding business founders…
What is an Early Stage Startup? A Complete Guide for Bootstrapped Founders
Startups, especially in the tech and SaaS industries, are forward-thinking companies that aim to disrupt the market and solve their customers’ problems in new and unique ways.
Geoff Charles, Product at Ramp
How Ramp Raised $800m in 18 Months, Plans to Grow from 80 to 300 Highlights 1:26 Win the Marathon, Sprint…
Henry Schuck, CEO ZoomInfo
During FounderConf 2022 Henry Schuck CEO of ZoomInfo shared details of how he used different capital products to help grow ZoomInfo to its 33B market cap.