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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How to Run a SaaS Business During Inflation
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When to Use SaaS Venture Debt Financing
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After Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
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SaaS: Demand vs. Lead Generation
Many SaaS companies have a demand generation function within marketing. I think the term “demand generation” is terribly misguided. There is no such thing as
The “Professional” CEO
I’m sometimes asked what makes a hired “professional” CEO different than a founder CEO. The obvious answer is experience. Some great questions to ask are: “What does
The Lie Called SaaS Demand Generation
Most well-established marketing departments in SaaS companies have one or more people in demand generation or “demand gen.” I have always hated this term because