9 resources from Prime Venture Partners Podcast we point people to, and the questions each answers.
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Batti walks through narrowing GTM, choosing the US over India, a Fortune 10 customer landed at $25 a month, and running sales teams in both countries. One of the few Indian accounts that covers category creation and enterprise motion in the same conversation.
The SuperOps founder frames GTM around one question, is your category established or new, which is exactly the fork in the road for positioning. His channel split of roughly 40% organic, 40% performance and 20% events is a rare concrete answer.
A first-hand account of moving from product-led growth to enterprise sales and the pricing changes that made the revenue work, told by Smartsheet's president of product to an India-first audience.
Zoho's former creative director explains the UAE VAT campaign, Made in India Made for the World, and how they bought Super Bowl reach through OTT slots instead of a network buy. A masterclass in brand impact without a US sized budget.
Two things you will not hear elsewhere: get pricing right before ten million dollars of revenue because after that even minor changes take six months to settle, and companies coming out of India hugely underprice because their short term cost of sale is low.
This is the episode where the failure comes first: why Fashnear did not work, and then the step by step of power user analysis, personal WhatsApp outreach and home visits that found the real customer.
This is the segment selection episode: the rabbits and elephants analogy, fewer than 1,000 merchants at Series A, and why 20 basis points on top of MDR was the right price.
An Indian early stage investor walking a founder through which numbers actually carry information at the start, which is the whole point of this question: five that matter and dozens that are noise.
Jen Abel breaks down what a founder should do on an early call, minute by minute, and why earning the right to sell comes before the demo. Recorded for Indian founders, so the examples assume you are the one on the call tomorrow.