Startup founders from around the world pitch why they deserve a free trip to the SaaStr annual conference. Paul and Graham from Docmosis in Perth, Australia are among the competitors, with submissions ranging from earnest explanations about learning from bigger SaaS companies to musical performances and motivational chants.
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Password? Unicorn! What is this? Wrong password, man! We've changed it to SaaS or Annual yesterday since we're participating in the contest.
I'm sexy and I know it.
We want to attend SaaSTA's annual conference because we want to see how the big boys are doing it and make an impact of our own. I'm Paul.
And I'm Graham. And we're the directors and founders of Docmosis, based here in Perth, Western Australia. If you haven't heard of Perth, that's because it's one of the most isolated cities in the most isolated countries in the world. So now it's over to you, SaaSTA. We're waiting for your call.
Field trips, you'll be able to say, I was there when we flew through the air, searched for treasures so rare that we transformed the world.
People ask, what is the secret to our success? Well, apart from reading a lot of sas.com, we've been quite successful with keeping our team members motivated.
1, 2, 3, 4, get my shoes on, out the door. 5, I'm alive. 6, 7, 8, feeling great. 9, gonna shine, life is good.
Hi, it's Mick. I really need your vote. I can't take any of this anymore. Send us to Sastra Conference so I can improve our results and take no more punishment. I think he's coming.
I'm gonna do it right and do it big, yeah, yeah. I look into the sky with all the beautiful colour, but there's more than just for me, so gonna share it with another. I got to show, to give, let out. I want to sing and shout, take a look and see a beautiful morning that turns into a beautiful day.
