Do B2B SaaS Founders Need to Be Good Developers & Unintended Effects Of Pricing Changes

What are the long-term ramifications of raising your prices on your existing SaaS customers? 

Most founders and companies are quick to point out the short-term benefits, like MRR is up and ARPU is up. 

However, in the medium to long term, it can have both positive and negative effects on your brand’s reputation, customer acquisition, and churn, as seen by some of the case studies and comments in this discussion

Here's what we're covering this week: 

  • Do B2B SaaS Founders Need to Be Good Developers?

  • ​Crafting a story that sells 

  • A new way to track business metrics (if you use Stripe) 

 

📺 Featured on the MicroConf Youtube Channel 

Do B2B SaaS Founders Need to Be Good Developers? 👨‍💻

Do B2B SaaS founders need to be expert SaaS developers? Ruben Gomez from Bidsketch and I answer this subscriber question in this video... Whether you're building a simple SaaS product or one that takes a lot of in depth coding, here are our thoughts...

 

🎙 New On Startups For The Rest Of Us  

In episode 640, join Rob Walling, Einar Vollset, and Tracy Osborn for Hot Take Tuesday, where they analyze and discuss some of the latest news. We dig into ChatGPT, the new tool everyone is talking about from OpenAI. We also discuss Elon Musk acquiring Twitter and the drama around this entire endeavor and whether or not the U.S. is in a recession right now.

 

 🚀 3 SaaS Resources To Check Out From Around The Web

 

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