All Posts by Scott Sambucci

How are we going to sell to all these customers?

By Scott Sambucci | December 23, 2020

Many companies in various industries probably suffer from the problem you solve, and the more you search for the problem, the more you realize that it’s everywhere. That leaves you wondering, “How are we going to sell to all these customers?” The more you look at the total addressable market for your product, the more […]

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My two cents: “5 things LinkedIn won’t tell you”

By Scott Sambucci | December 22, 2020

1. LinkedIn is a “jobs site” — Disagree. While it is a jobs site for many people, it isn’t for all of us. 2. People don’t hang out on LinkedIn: Well, sort of… I’m on LinkedIn all the time every day, but I’m not “hanging out” because I’m working. 3. Thanks for the free content […]

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Ep.113: Selling with Emotion: An Interview with HelloWoofy CEO, Arjun Rai

By Scott Sambucci | December 22, 2020

  In this episode of the Startup Selling Podcast, I interviewed Arjun Rai. Arjun Rai is an NYC based entrepreneur who is on a mission to support small businesses with the power of visualized data science and artificial intelligence for digital marketing at HelloWoofy.com.  He is a firm believer that every SMB should have an […]

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Have you ever had a conversation with new prospects and feel like you’re talking past your customers, not talking with them?

By Scott Sambucci | December 21, 2020

  “They’re trying to tell you about their business and their problems, and you’re focusing on your product and how it works. When you’re focusing on your product, you’re a hammer looking for a nail. If you find yourself in a situation where you feel like you have this cool technology, and you’re looking for […]

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The Ramp-Up Stage of your StartUp

By Scott Sambucci | December 16, 2020

“The key objective of the ramp-up stage typically is all about reaching $1,000,000 in annual recurring revenue (ARR). This is the benchmark that most venture capital investors use for considering a series A funding round. Whether or not a startup is seeking outside funding, growing revenue to the $1,000,000 ARR threshold is a key measure […]

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