Best SaaS Linkedin Posts

If anyone would have told me that I would be working in SaaS sales in 2020, I would have said ---- YOU ARE RIGHT!!! Haha! Just kidding. Kind of. When I lost my job, I immediately started looking at SaaS sales roles, but I had no idea what that even meant. So I joined a group called Thursday Night Sales way back in April, and frankly, my life hasn't been the same since. TNS led me to Christine Rogers and now I am working alongside her and the rest of the Aspireship team, helping people launch into their own #saassales careers, and most importantly, partnering with dynamic, fast-growing tech companies to hire our grads. So not only do I get to work in #saas, I get to do what my heart wants to do - help people get hired. #1 - Come to Thursday Night Sales if you have EVER considered a career in SaaS - newbies highly encouraged! #2 If you are interested in the Aspireship program and launching your own SaaS sales career, DM me - newbies highly encouraged! #3 If you are growing your sales org and care more about capability and coachability rather than a number of years of experience on a piece of paper - DM me. Our grads ROCK! Seriously. They are incredible. #sales #hiring #sdrs #recruiting #getontheship #salesmanagement #salesleaders #careerpivot #learning #growth

In less than 5 years, I grew my company, CloudTask, from a team of 3 to over 300 team members in under 5 years, servicing some of today’s most well-known SaaS companies.  Generated over $70 million in pipeline for SaaS sales teams Hired and trained over 300 sales professionals across the globe  I have helped nearly 1000 people launch careers in SaaS sales as Sales  Now, I want to use my experience to help companies and business professionals achieve their goals and dreams. Happy to Announce that we completed my personal brand website designed for this. Looking forward to helping people globally earn Software Sales Jobs and helping companies hire globally. #remotejobs #remotesales #hiringnow #hiringremotely

USA based SAAS company looking for ASP.NET development partner for their product Budget: Approx USD 15,000 For more details contact me on Skype: parekarpooja (Like this post and you may end up getting this lead free. I will select one person out of those likes for this Note: Selection will be done only from first 50 likes)

It took me 26 seconds to sign up for the Wall Street Journal, but 26 minutes to cancel. (I had to wait on chat.) And now I sorta hate the Wall Street Journal. It's the same with a few SaaS products I recently tried to cancel. I expected a cancel button under "Account" but didn't see one. No instructions either. I had to Google "How to cancel X". The process involved emailing support. Basecamp makes it easy to cancel. You cancel with one click. Netflix makes it easy to cancel too. In fact, their homepage says, "Watch anywhere. Cancel anytime." They know shoppers have anxiety about canceling. Why do some companies make it so difficult to cancel? Shouldn't it be as easy to cancel as it is to buy? Discuss.