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The Sales Leadership Framework Behind Multiple $100MM ARR Orgs

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Hello and welcome to The GTM Newsletter – read by over 52,000 revenue professionals weekly to stay up-to-date and scale their companies and careers. More for your eardrums The GTM Podcast – subscribe on Apple , Spotify , YouTube or wherever you listen. We just wrapped up our annual GTMfund retreat in San Diego.

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GTM 126: Reverse Engineering the Founder Journey: From Scaling Twitter Ads to $650M, 20 Years Operating, and a Webflow Acquisition | Guy Yalif

Sales Hacker

The GTM Podcast is available on any major directory, including: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Guy Yalif is a seasoned B2B SaaS executive with over 20 years of go-to-market experience. Thats why HG Insights created The Next Generation of Sales AI report to calm the FOMO and help you bring AI to your GTM teams. Youre not alone.

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GTM 136: How Asana & Calendly Scaled: PLG to SLG Playbooks That Work | Jessica Gilmartin

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The GTM Podcast is available on any major directory, including: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Jessica Gilmartin has nearly 20 years of go-to-market leadership experience, most recently serving as both the Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Marketing Officer at Calendly. Like, is there a tipping point, I guess?

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Four Steps To Build Repeatable B2B Enterprise Selling Motions with Playbuilt Founder and CEO Bo Borland

SaaStr

PST, Bo Borland, founder, and CEO of playbuilt, shares four steps for creating repeatable success at every stage of growth, specifically in B2B Enterprise. Let’s look at Borland’s approach to aligning and executing B2B team selling motions for a rinse-and-repeat process for growth. The journey covers three stages.

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Top 10 GTM Mistakes Founders Make Again … and Again with SaaStr’s Jason Lemkin 

SaaStr

What are the biggest GTM mistakes founders make? GTM Mistake #1: A VP of Sales That Can’t Sell or Demo the Product Mistake number one has always been an issue, and it’s the number one reason startups struggle in today’s world. GTM Mistake #3: Stepping Out Of Sales Founders often want to step out of sales after hiring a GTM team.

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PLG: How to Turn A Free Sign-Up Into An Enterprise Logo

Sales Hacker

Thanks for reading The GTM Newsletter! This combined approach helps users experience the full functionality initially and, if they don’t upgrade, the transition to the free plan with limited features can highlight the value of the paid service, encouraging them to upgrade. See more top GTM jobs here. That’s all this week.

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What’s Changed in Product-led Growth with Calendly CMO Patrick Moran

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And that transition over the next year, from an end-user-centric story to a B2B product for teams, required a collaborative effort. There’s no harm, of course, in celebrating big numbers — but not at the cost of neglecting a go-to-market (GTM) strategy. PLG, for all its virtues, doesn’t mean that you can skip GTM functions.

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