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ClickUp

ClickUp

Software Development

San Diego, California 222,960 followers

Save time with the all-in-one productivity platform that brings teams, tasks, AI, and tools together in one place.

About us

ClickUp is the world’s only all-in-one productivity platform that flexes to the way people want to work. It replaces all individual workplace productivity tools with a single, unified platform that includes AI, project management, document collaboration, whiteboards, spreadsheets, and goals. Founded in 2017 and based in San Diego, ClickUp is on a mission to make the world more productive. As one of the fastest-growing SaaS companies in the world, ClickUp has helped more than 10 million users and 2 million teams lead a more productive life and save at least one day every week. Click the link below to create your free workspace ⤵️

Website
https://bit.ly/clickup-linkedin
Industry
Software Development
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
San Diego, California
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017
Specialties
Work Management Software

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    350 Tenth Ave

    Suite 500

    San Diego, California 92101, US

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  • ClickUp reposted this

    View profile for Zeb Evans

    Founder & CEO at ClickUp

    The data wars have begun, and it's users who will pay the price. The promise of AI can only be realized with a complete, unified view of all context. But the irony is painful. Companies are investing millions in AI while at the same time allowing vendors to wall off the data that AI needs to be effective in the first place. Pay close attention to what Salesforce did with Slack. What looks like a routine policy update is actually the opening shot in a battle that will decide whether AI can truly revolutionize business. Shots fired in the enterprise data wars. Most enterprises are already struggling with AI value. Recent MIT research revealed that as many as 95% of AI projects fail. Look closer and the reason is clear: data fragmentation. To maximize productivity and make AI projects work, businesses need to have 100% access to their chats, meetings, projects, and files. And be able to unify them to power comprehensive AI capabilities. I break down what's really happening (and what you can do about it) in my latest Fortune piece: https://lnkd.in/g_nKS_Dd

  • View organization page for ClickUp

    222,960 followers

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  • ClickUp reposted this

    ClickUp's COO Gaurav Agarwal came to SaaStr to share their top learnings scaling to $300m+ ARR. And to ... Know Where You Win. Before you adopt anyone's playbook, map your business on this matrix: X-axis: Customer LTV (how much customers pay) Y-axis: Market size (how many customers exist) This creates 4 distinct strategies: 🐋 High LTV + Small Market = Whale Hunting Target: Fortune 500 companies Channels: Field marketing, trade shows, enterprise sales Strategy: High-touch, expensive acquisition (justified by deal size) 🌊 Low LTV + Large Market = Cast Wide Net Target: Mass market Channels: SEO, content, social, community Strategy: Organic growth, LTV-positive CAC ❌ Low LTV + Small Market = Exit Few customers who don't pay much Just don't do this business 🚀 High LTV + Large Market = Sweet Spot Target: Everyone (like ClickUp) Channels: Everything works Strategy: Enterprise sales + billboards + digital + TV The magic? ClickUp operates in quadrant 4, which is why they can make almost any channel work. Key insight from Gaurav: "You need to know which game to win. People try to adapt hacks from everyone, only to realize that fundamentally doesn't work." What quadrant is your business in? Most founders haven't honestly answered this question, which is why 70% of growth strategies fail.

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