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Selling to enterprises (B2B)

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Can an Indian startup sell to global enterprises, and what's different about doing it from India? Yes, Indian SaaS companies from Zoho to Freshworks have sold to global enterprises without a single US sales rep in the early days, so distance is ... Intermediate 3 resources → Do I need a US or Delaware entity to sell to American enterprises, or can I close the deal from my Indian company? You can win your first few US enterprise deals on your Indian entity, but a Delaware C-corp removes friction the moment a buyer's legal and finance... Advanced 3 resources → How do I write a cold outbound email to a VP that actually gets a reply? Keep it under five sentences, lead with a specific pain their team feels (not your product), and make the ask a single low-friction question, not a... Beginner 3 resources → How do I sell into a big Indian corporate or bank when they expect vendors to be large, established, and often to pay for access? Indian enterprise buying runs on relationships and risk-aversion, so lead with a warm introduction and a reference customer in their industry befor... Intermediate 3 resources → How do I get and use customer references, case studies, and logos before I have famous customers? Build proof out of what you have: a quantified result from even one mid-size customer beats a logo nobody will vouch for. Ask happy early customers... Beginner 3 resources → How do I support and keep an enterprise customer alive after the sale when I'm still a tiny team? Onboarding is where enterprise revenue is actually won: a customer who doesn't reach value in the first 60 days will churn no matter how good the s... Intermediate 3 resources →
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