SaaS Business Model Explained Software As A Service

SaaS business model: So what does SaaS stand for? It simply means Software As A Service and I promise that it’s not as complicated as it sounds. SaaS is a form of cloud computing. It’s a software distribution model in which a service provider hosts applications for customers and makes them available through the internet. It’s usually sold through a license or subscription model.

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[tooladdict]

Hi Shaf if you’re ever thinking of changing your business model I heard Samuel Leeds is offering a crash course for 1 pound might be a great deal?

[razwanali]

Great video Shaf. Concise and easily understandable content. Thank you

[MattWolach]

I like the explanation. Thanks for sharing!

[rrufio]

Love this. Thanks! For next video, can you talk about what business opportunities 5G would have in the future?

[Rookie]

Hey shaf, I hope it's alright but iv shared your videos about samuel Leeds to multiple private groups I'm in,

I'm into marketing my self and what that guys doing is a complete disgrace.

I'm so very glad you've done videos on him as I was so close to buying his stuff for myself (funny as I'm and marketing agency owner right)

Thank you very very much and I hope you get some serious subscribers from this as your content is great.

Wishing you all the best!

[knikeuq]

Hi Shaf, thanks for the great content. Did you find a partner when you set up your IT business? I find that most, if not all successful companies are started with someone. Feels like the journey of an entrepreneur is a lonely one. What are your thoughts? Thanks.

[haruspex-]

Hi Shaf. I could really do with your advice. I have an amazing idea for an app service that ties into the cloud kitchen space and could expand to other sectors in the culinary space. My challenge is I’m broke and have shitty credit from being an idiot at university. I don’t want this challenge to paralyse me. I can’t go to my parents for money or the banks. Where a good place to start? Also I’m not by any means an expert in this field I just have an idea that makes sense in this new emerging sector. Or can I pitch to you? I’d drive up from Reading to Scotland just for 5 minutes of your time. I’ve done my due diligence and I know I’m onto something here. I just need help and advice man.

[finleyhighs]

Hello Shaf your videos are great. As a motivated 15 year old what advice would you give me to do now in the lockdown to improve my knowledge in real estate/property.


Thank you, Finley.

[ellisdone]

Hey Shaf, you said that the wheel was revolutionary during Rav's time period but I'm pretty sure wheels are still revolutionary 😃

[finleyhighs]

Also I was wondering if you buy a property in good condition was are the chances of it having the demand for it to get rented out as surely not every property can get rented - if so what would be the ideal areas to invest in?


Thank you again.

[sekee]

Hi Shaf, love your videos. I think this channel will blow up.

I'd like a point in the right direction. I think I've got a feasible SaaS product, but I don't know where to start. I'm in the process of writing a business plan and a marketing plan. I have a sma money to invest, and a friend who's onboard to build it. While I have a degree in software engineering, I'm going to focus on the business side of things.

My question is, what resources can I rely on? I've found books, mentors and courses that I could drive into (mentors when coronavirus is all over most likely). What's the best way to understand what needs to be done/what I need to be on top of while I get the ball rolling? I work as a junior project manager currently on top of this

Thanks in advance!

[tipumiah]

Hi shaf how do you create your visual for video? What software or do you get a freelancer

[AbdulHameed-kvpr]

I always thought SaaS was the mother-in-law.

[ritikas]

Software as a service, Business Intelligence

[technotoaster]

Great explanation, although could have done without the hand, lol

[UAE-VIP]

Shaf gonna unsubscribe. Videos are like adverts. Too short which makes them annoying.

[danilocasinillo]

📣 @Churnfree's blog post on customer churn rate is a must-read for any business looking to keep their customers returning.

Don't let dissatisfied customers slip through the cracks! ⬇

#Churnfree #CustomerChurn #CustomerRetention #CustomerExperience