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Today we're moving beyond Customer Support... ...and introducing Account Management. When we started Pylon in 2022, we felt there was something off about the support products that our B2B customers were using. We realized that traditional support platforms had all been built for B2C. In B2C, there is one...

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Kjael // Skaling Ventures1 год назад

When I talk to founders, they often face these challenges: - Bloat in products or processes. - High-maintenance, low-value customers. - Meetings with minimal ROI. - Difficulty prioritizing high-impact work. The solution? Power law audit your biz... Start here: #Leadership #Efficiency

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Jake Pimental 🎾 💸1 год назад

the evolution contiues I love it

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Figure1 год назад

bro, i just want an answer, not a history lesson

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khushi1 год назад

congrats legend(s)

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