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The top SaaS reads on GTM & Growth

What were the top SaaS reads so far in 2024?

Here's a review of the most clicked-on articles from a SaaS newsletter I run (SaaS Weekly)!

What founders and GTM professionals were reading
Go-to-market efficiencies were top of mind for readers. From wedge marketing to partnership plays, and writing high-converting email flows, the focus was finding levers to pull to drive scalable pipeline creation.

At a high level, the top reads fell into two buckets:

  1. How to increase the volume at the top of the funnel

  2. How to improve the stage-to-stage conversion rate of existing leads/ deals

While both levers are important, the latter held more focus as companies look to unblock their existing pipeline.

Plus, there were a few noteworthy themes I tracked:

• Automated & AI-powered outbound paired with intent-based selling is a hot topic right now – as sales teams move off the 'Predictable Pipeline' playbook.

• Media-first marketing also took center stage as companies searched for ways to own their distribution and better capture their audience’s attention.

Here's the list of the most clicked-on SaaS reads in SaaS Weekly.


1️⃣ GTM strategies to reach $250M ARR at ActiveCampaign

  • by Kyle Poyar at Growth Unhinged

2️⃣ 5 Real Growth Hacking Strategies for SaaS Companies

  • by Ethan Crump at Foundation Marketing

3️⃣ Everything you need to know about partnerships in GTM

  • by Maja Voje at GTM Strategist

4️⃣ A guide to the wedge marketing strategy

  • by Emily Kramer at MKT1 Newsletter

5️⃣ Try this onboarding email series strategy… it actually works!

  • by Elena Verna Elenas Growth Scoop

6️⃣ Community Power: Apollo and Canva’s Winning Strategies

  • RevGenius

7️⃣ Kellblog predictions for 2024

  • Dave Kellogg at Kellblog

Dive into the full list of reads here.

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on April 16, 2024
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