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Layla Ilchi

Layla Ilchi is a Reporter at Revenue Brew covering sales and revenue stories. She previously covered fashion and accessories news at Women's Wear Daily. Layla is a graduate of New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study and has a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.

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Revenue Marketing

How Tarte’s influencer marketing strategy fuels growth

The beauty brand has set the precedent for the viral brand trip with its “Trippin with Tarte” events.

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Revenue Operations

Report: 54% of GTM leads say speed to revenue is a top priority for growth

A new report from Seismic shows the top priorities and barriers to growth for the modern-day CRO.

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Customer Success

YourRevOrg: How Justworks’s focus on small businesses drives growth

The HR company has grown into a go-to platform for PEO solutions over the last 15 years.

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Customer Success

Twilio CRO Thomas Wyatt on the company’s $5 billion revenue milestone

The cloud-based communications platform credits its growth to its self-service offering.

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Customer Success

Why a hybrid inbound-outbound sales strategy could increase win rates

Inbound marketing has become an essential part of the GTM mix.

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Customer Success

How Evite’s rebrand is meeting today’s partygoers

The rebrand is meant to continue Evite’s revenue growth, which increased 5x since 2020.

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Customer Success

How Lovepop’s AI-led customer service strategy is driving growth

The 3D greeting card company saw its AI tools increase conversion rates by 25%.

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Customer Success

SaaS companies are moving toward outcome-based pricing

HubSpot and ServiceNow are transitioning from seat-based to outcome-based pricing for AI tools.

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Customer Success

How Bogg Bag turned one product into a $400 million company

The original Bogg Bag still makes up about 50% of overall sales.

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Customer Success

Minted CEO Melissa Kim talks hitting $300 million in revenue this year

The design marketplace is also doubling profitability this year thanks to its growing wholesale business and premium offerings.