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Gust Blog - Thoughts on startups by investors that fund them

Gust

Last weekend I caught Mashable announcing that Ebook Sales Surpass Hardcover in the U.S. One of my earliest excursions into market research was working for a research firm doing a 1979 forecast on ATMs. June 19th, 2012. June 17th, 2012. June 13th, 2012. Subscribe by email. Invested Interests. Invested Interests.

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Coping With Late Payment – Managing Asia’s Slow Payers

YoungUpstarts

In the same year, Singapore did not improve its credit terms with export customers either. credit terms), a rise in daily sales outstanding, or DSO, affects the cash flows of local businesses. DSO is the average number of days that a company takes to collect revenue after a sale has been made. Forecast cash flow.

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Introducing Lean Planning: How to plan less and grow faster

Up and Running

Instead of encouraging entrepreneurs to focus on developing long and in-depth, static business plans, Tim advocated for a simpler approach: Define your business identity: What’s your value proposition to your customers? Determine your target market: You need to know and understand your customers.

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Do You Really Require a New Business Plan Going Into 2012?

Up and Running

If the needs of customers are not likely or are not being met, how can you improve on this and what are the possible repercussions of not meeting such requirements? Use economic forecasts for the coming months if you’re not sure how you expected your product/s to be received.

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6 Ways to Make Sure Your Tech Startup Will Succeed in 2018

Up and Running

When we established Ready4S back in 2012, the tech startup scene looked completely different than it does today. If their solution can potentially meet customer needs, startups should create a minimal viable product (MVP) that captures their idea and brings it to market as quickly as possible. Scaling drives a startup’s growth.

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Cracking The Code: Building Your SaaS Sales Compensation Plan

Cracking the Code

Building Your SaaS Sales Compensation Plan. Compensating the sales force is a difficult task and the key is usually to keep things simple, so that each sales rep knows what he needs to optimize to make more money at the end of the quarter. which is very close to the typical 8% paid for sales commissions.

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Twitter Link Roundup #115 – Small Business, Social Media, Design, Copywriting, Marketing And More

crowdSPRING Blog

Good suggestions on handling customer service questions and issues – [link]. Mark Cuban on Why You Should Never Listen to Your Customers – [link]. Marc Andreessen: Predictions for 2012 (and beyond) – [link]. Good suggestions on handling customer service questions and issues – [link].