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Total Addressable Market: Lessons from Uber’s Initial Estimates
Rewind to 2009, when a small company called UberCab is pitching the idea of a “next generation black cab service” to seed investors. Operating in just 2 markets (NYC &…
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Reactions, Update Template Library, and More
This month we’ve brought you product improvements that are all about making your Updates better. Check out what’s new from the last month below. Reactions to Updates We all…
An Investor is Ready to Fund Your Company. Now What?
When an investor tells you they’d like to fund your company, it may feel like you’ve reached the finish line. The hard work and time you’ve put in to fundraising…
The Ultimate Customer Retention Cohort Analysis Template for SaaS
As startups scale, iterate, innovate and create processes, we would hope to see them not only acquiring customers at a faster pace, but also retaining them longer, correct? One would assume…
11 VC Thought Leaders We Keep Coming Back To
For the past 3 years, we’ve been hard at work scouring the internet for content for our weekly newsletter: The Founders Forward. Over the course of building the Founders Forward, we’ve shared…
Updated Navigation + Tables in Updates
If you sign into Visible today, you’ll see an updated navigation. The changes we’ve made are small, but they will accomplish a couple key items: Make drafting, editing and sending Updates easier…
Why a Formal Interview Process is Vital to Your Startup’s Success
Hiring is hard, and hiring for a startup is even harder. Especially in the early days, every hire you make is crucial. Adding the wrong person to your team can…
Salesforce Updates – Contacts & Accounts
The Visible product team just updated our Salesforce Integration. We now support the Contacts and Accounts objects in addition to the already existing Leads and Opportunities objects. If you need…
Themes, Not Goals – What Most Startup Leaders Get Wrong About Annual Planning
It’s resolution season, which means many of us are making declarations about how many books we’ll read or how many pounds we’ll lose this year. The ball descends on December…