Category: Blog
Sales Forecasting – Where Should I Start?
Answering some burning follow-ups from last week! In my last article, we went over why forecasting is so important to the entire organization and not just sales. Once you’ve decided to introduce a forecasting model, a whole lot of follow-up questions pop up, such as:🤔 where do I begin?😥 what? there’s more than one forecasting…
Sales Forecasting – Why should I care?
A little personal back story! 👀 Before building out ForecaaS Software, I was a sales and revenue operations consultant, working with a multitude of different SaaS based and tech companies to help them develop the processes and methodology to run more effective teams. Accurate forecasting is a topic near and dear to me (one might…
Which hat are you wearing today?
Whether you choose to or not, a lot of hats get worn as a founder but this new one I’m wearing intentionally and proudly: a new producer for Matt Gerry and his awesome YouTube channel, @CodingWithTheForce! I first came across his videos to help with some tricky bits in the early days of developing ARRow and…
Announcing the ForecaaS Suite
As mentioned last week, for our big logo-series finale, rounding out the team is the Rookie of the Year, ForecaaS CPQ! Configure-Price-Quote (a.k.a CPQ) is the process used by sales teams to determine the configuration of a product, it’s pricing and providing the quote – especially necessary in SaaS where the number of product bundles…
A Dance of Dots and Lines
Let’s keep talking brand! I don’t know about most founders but I enjoyed working though what our logos mean and how a simple visual can convey a very compelling story. Up top you’ll see the overarching ForecaaS logo which consists of a dot matrix which is the foundation for all ForecaaS Software products. Connecting the…
What’s up with your logo?
A swoosh. Golden arches. A bitten apple. A long-haired siren holding her legs ( 🤔 ?) up. All imagery that automatically conjures up a brand in your brain. When it comes to your logo, in the hecticness of starting up a new business, especially when boot-strapping, it can be easy to put some words in…
