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Gohman: TSheets has 40,000 customers, 500,000 users, and 200 employees
“Matt is the CEO of TSheets. Now TSheets is a time tracking and a scheduling software, and Matt is really in a growth phase. 40,000 customers as well as 500,000 users. About 200 employees out of Boise, Idaho.”
Keri Gohman Aug 21, 2017 ▶ 1:28 Three Non Obvious Lessons Learned Selling to SMBs with Xero and Friends
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Gohman: PayPal has 197M consumer relationships and 15M small business accounts
“A couple of you might have heard of PayPal, an online payments provider and definitely at scale, a hundred and ninety seven million consumer relationships, fifteen million small business relationships, About six million of those in North America alone. And Pay…”
Keri Gohman Aug 21, 2017 ▶ 1:58 Three Non Obvious Lessons Learned Selling to SMBs with Xero and Friends
Assertion Supported
Gohman: Vend supports roughly 20,000 stores with 200 employees
“Vend is a software focused on POS for the retail segment, so a very verticalized strategy focusing on helping businesses Build, ah, build and thrive there in their organizations, but also have more fulfilling lives. About 20,000 stores and about 200 employees …”
Keri Gohman Aug 21, 2017 ▶ 2:31 Three Non Obvious Lessons Learned Selling to SMBs with Xero and Friends
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