In this episode of the SaaS Revolution Show, our host Alex Theuma is joined by Godard Abel, Co-founder and CEO of G2, who shares the importance of applying AI to reimagine your product and your company to make a quantum leap forward in tough times.

It’ll be easier to get from hundred to a billion than it was to get from, frankly, zero to one, you know, or even zero to a thousand dollars is the hardest right? And then I think each order of magnitude gets a bit easier if you stay with it. But it’s, I’d say years of grinding. And then eventually we figured out the flywheel and it started spinning.

Godard shares:

  • G2 becoming the buffet of SaaS and software
  • Their 2-3 year journey to get to $1M ARR
  • The AI alphabet – from LLMs to vector databases
  • Launching Monty – G2’s first ever AI virtual assistant
  • Having to seize technology faster than the big industry leaders
  • His 15+ years of working with conscious leadership coaches

and more!

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