Intercom raises a Series B round of $23M
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Intercom raises a Series B round of $23M
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Re: Intercom raises a Series B round of $23M
#2If I read between the lines correctly:
Intercom the CRM focused on medium to small web apps as we know it will be gone soon. Intercom the Big Serious Business CRM but with a friendly interface is the new direction.
Congratulations to the team — Salesforce is definitely needing better competition. Congratulations to whatever is second-place to the current iteration of Intercom.
You don't get to a billion dollars without snubbing the initial customers.
Re: Intercom raises a Series B round of $23M
#3And then go ahead and hiring executives and managers who're not outsiders. Sorta like what Marissa did with that French dude.
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#6Their blogging has been interesting since before Intercom was even incorporated (at their consultancy company, Contrast's[1], blog).
They're also a bunch of smart, down to earth people.
Exceptional folks. Congratulations.
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#7> Your vision is the ceiling for your company’s potential. You’ll never be a billion dollar business if you’re not deliberately working to get there. And in venture capital, it doesn’t make sense to invest in anyone who isn’t at least trying to build a business that size. If I read between the lines correctly: Intercom the CRM focused on medium to small web apps as we know it will be gone soon. Intercom the Big Serio…
Re: Intercom raises a Series B round of $23M
#8I've had the pleasure of meeting a few of them and what can I say, they're extremely passionate about what they do!
Congratulations.
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#10I'm glad they touched on this. I've heard from several sources that many VCs don't care about engagement at all, as long as growth is massive - which seems crazy to me.
For my own SaaS, I'm focusing entirely on engagement and getting the service right before scaling up. I'm constantly talking to early users, gathering feedback and iterating. It's a slow and painful process, but it's reassuring that Intercom also did this.