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300 Women Making An Impact In B2B SaaS

SalesIntel

From sales and marketing to customer success and partnerships, these women are not just breaking barriers—they’re redefining success in every corner of SaaS. This list celebrates the resilience, innovation, and leadership they bring to our industry. To the remarkable women featured: thank you for leading with authenticity and vision.

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6 Actionable Ways B2B Marketers Can Improve Virtual Events

Sword and the Script | B2B

A survey identified ideas B2B marketers can use to improve attendance, engagement and get more value out of their investment in virtual events. Webinars, digital tradeshows and online conferences have been a go-to substitute for live physical events in the wake of the pandemic. 59% use live chat during the event.

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20 Reasons Why Virtual Events are Better Than Live

Golden Spiral

The COVID-19 pandemic shut the doors on hundreds of conferences and trade shows in 2020. Many events were postponed or canceled. In this article, we explore 20 ways virtual events were better than live for: The attendees. 32% of event organizers believe value can not be delivered in a virtual environment. The speakers.

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How to Master Startup Marketing: Experts Share Their Secrets

Vidyard

It’s an all-too-common story: Someone is learning how to market a startup, so they acquire all the trappings of a marketing operation without knowing why they work. They didn’t start with the most important part of startup marketing: Understanding why people buy. It takes a serious and well-considered startup marketing strategy.

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How to Master Startup Marketing: Experts Share Their Secrets

Vidyard

It’s an all-too-common story: Someone is learning how to market a startup, so they acquire all the trappings of a marketing operation without knowing why they work. They didn’t start with the most important part of startup marketing: Understanding why people buy. It takes a serious and well-considered startup marketing strategy.