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grantsch

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About grantsch

Founder of a B2B sales consulting firm

client reviews: https://clutch.co/profile/treemont-consulting#reviews

website: treemontconsulting.com

email: sales at my domain name dot com

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    I’m shocked at the lack of knowledge here. If you think a bad actor is targeting you, DO NOT REPLY. They will not honor your opt out request but they may use your number in the fut…

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    Comment #36651487

    There is no incentive whatsoever without profit motive to help others repeatedly in an efficient way Large organizations just further exacerbate this

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    Comment #36513790

    Dude do you not have a credit or debit card? Seriously asking

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    Comment #36056806

    We need to wash out these capital destroying companies/managers/investors It's been like a race to light capital on fire across every industry up to now

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    Comment #34917243

    .com is very important Especially for email deliverability Using other TLDs is a mistake

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    Comment #34823471

    Yes I am aware that lying and cheating is very common behavior In those lines of work where it's especially common, ethical behavior can be a competitive advantage

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    Comment #34823460

    Yes you are correct that lying and cheating does have a long history

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    Comment #34823444

    Yes that is 1 way to justify compromising your ethics

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    Comment #34797178

    Yeah or maybe you could just be honest and not cheat. That's a good option too.

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    Comment #34357114

    What basis do you have to think that VC investors "on-average still make a lot of money" There doesn't seem to be a lot of evidence of that if you're talking about LPs

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    Comment #34327551

    that's only true for unprofitable activity

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    Comment #34297365

    Why would you not price "sales and marketing" into CAC That's what causes the A in CAC I really think that's part of what drives a lot the confusion here among companies

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    Comment #34297338

    What about 6 months later when competitors arrive? Not all markets are winner takes all or even close to it

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    Comment #34253145

    Why does real LTV have to be greater than CAC. Can you explain that to me? If you’re LTV is actually higher than LTV can’t you finance the difference?

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    Comment #34249784

    Yes that would be one way to justify to others spending more on acquiring customers than they pay you.

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    Comment #34247381

    Many many software companies end up spending more money to acquire a customer than a customer will ever pay them. I tend to think this is because the demand and need for many tools…

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    Comment #33783247

    Well the fact that these companies were given enough capital not to worry about turning a profit indefinitely did contribute to it Revenue alone just isn't enough. You have to turn…

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    Comment #33780155

    Unprofitable companies suddenly realizing at the last possible moment that they need to be profitable or they’re done.

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    Comment #33426170

    Companies do this so they can price discriminate for high margin goods and services

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    Comment #33228763

    that is very rare to find based on the framing you gave, sure if you're willing to break the law, selling isn't the hard part...

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    Comment #33228759

    if the idea of getting rejected is a major problem for you, you need to hire someone else to do this for you

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    Comment #33228733

    this just isn't true for b2b it really boils down to the following: data distribution/marketing discovery closing data is challenging for most companies distribution is somewhat ch…

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    Comment #33228663

    >Focus on features NO EDIT: If you are a programmer, please do not give this guy your advice on selling. Seriously, you are sabotaging him and it's not cool