The Ledger

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Assertion Supported
Murray: PLG software stocks have outperformed the NASDAQ index since 2012
“On the left you can just see the number of PLG IPOs since 2012. It's been hockey sticking. Similarly the performance of these stocks Relative to NASDAQ index or just general tech stocks, PLG seems to see some outperformance.”
Brian Murray Mar 15, 2022 ▶ 0:52 Product-Led Growth: Panacea or Boondoggle? | AgentSync Co-Founder/CTO + OpenPhone Co-founder
Insight
Murray: Website CTAs ('try free' vs 'get demo') distinguish PLG from sales-led
“The way I think about PLG is look at a product's website. Does it say try it, or does it say talk to someone? Get a demo or try for free. That's usually what you see, and that, ah, that sort of distinguishes a bottom-up PLG company from, A, ABM account based m…”
Brian Murray Mar 15, 2022 ▶ 1:30 Product-Led Growth: Panacea or Boondoggle? | AgentSync Co-Founder/CTO + OpenPhone Co-founder
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Murray: Yammer's biggest sales competitor was its own free product tier
“I used to work at Yammer. The sales team would often complain that their biggest competitor was a free version of Yammer. So you introduce that competitor, which is yourself.”
Brian Murray Mar 15, 2022 ▶ 2:17 Product-Led Growth: Panacea or Boondoggle? | AgentSync Co-Founder/CTO + OpenPhone Co-founder
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