Flywheel Advisors brings a deep background in sales & marketing strategy and execution to help venture and private-equity-backed companies. We bring you selected articles we’ve written for our clients to help them grow quickly and ensure their revenue and profit margins are sustainable.
Revenue R&D: A New Way of Achieving Sustainable Growth
SALES & MARKETING, BUSINESS & CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT – FEBRUARY 18, 2023
Revenue R&D is a new way of achieving sustainable growth and success in today’s fast-paced business landscape. By focusing on generating revenue through customer-centric activities, companies can improve customer satisfaction and loyalty, gain a competitive advantage, and avoid wasting resources on R&D activities that may not have a direct impact on revenue.
The Importance of Product-Market Fit for High-Growth Companies
BUSINESS & CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT, SALES & MARKETING – FEBRUARY 18, 2023
Companies that fail to achieve and maintain product-market fit risk high customer acquisition costs, low revenue, and, ultimately, failure. Achieving product-market fit requires a deep understanding of the target market, a willingness to iterate and refine the product, and a focus on customer feedback and engagement.
Going FlyCasting With A Bunch of Yahoos: The Internet’s First Keyword Search Ad
SALES & MARKETING, STARTUPS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP – NOVEMBER 10, 2022
Chip Royce of Flywheel Advisors has the unique distinction of being the first to have placed a keyword search ad on the internet in 1996. Here’s the story about his role in this unique inflection point of the internet’s use and business model.
OPERATIONS & EXECUTION, SALES & MARKETING – MAY 8, 2022
With the continued growth of the internet as a research tool and evolving generational communication preferences, B2B companies have even less control over their marketing message. These changes require new methods and greater precision by the B2B marketer and sales organization.
OPERATIONS & EXECUTION, SALES & MARKETING – AUGUST 9, 2022
Like a top athlete, a great salesperson requires a positive frame of mind, assurances that the rest of the organization will support them with the best product, customer support, and willingness to help deals cross the line. Leaders and managers who don’t understand sales organizations’ processes and motivations often contribute to poor organizational dynamics resulting in business risk.