Helping SaaS Founders Scale Smarter, Grow Faster, and Exit Strong
Hi, I’m Victor Cheng.
I’m a CEO Coach that helps SaaS Founders with $3M+ ARR to grow their businesses in a slowing economy by: 1) advising on high stakes decisions, 2) teaching founders how to become “professional” CEOs, and 3) guide them to the next stage of growth. I’m the author of Extreme Revenue Growth and The Recession Proof Business and have been featured as a business expert by Fox Business Television Network, MSNBC, TIME magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, Fortune Small Business, SmartMoney, Forbes, Inc. Magazine, and Entrepreneur magazine.
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Latest Blog Posts

Penetration Pricing for SaaS: When Going Low Builds Real Value
Most founders reach for penetration pricing for exactly the wrong reason: they are afraid to charge full price, and a low launch number lets them

The SaaS Board Meeting Agenda That Drives Real Decisions
Most of what gets written about the board meeting agenda was written for the corporate secretary of a bank or a nonprofit — a compliance

The Board Retreat Playbook: How SaaS CEOs Run an Offsite That Pays Off
Most of what gets written about the board retreat was written for a nonprofit executive director trying to get a volunteer board to bond over

B2B SaaS Marketing: The Proven CEO Playbook for CAC-Efficient Pipeline
Most B2B SaaS marketing budgets are graded on the wrong number. The team reports traffic, impressions, and “brand lift,” and the CEO nods along because

Revenue Recognition for SaaS: The Essential ASC 606 Founder’s Guide
Revenue recognition is the accounting rule that decides when the money a customer pays you actually counts as revenue on your income statement — and

Convertible Note: The Myth That Quietly Costs Founders Their Equity
A convertible note is a loan an investor makes to your startup that is designed never to be repaid in cash — instead, it converts
