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    Tim J. Smith

    Tim J. Smith

    Founder and CEO of Wiglaf Pricing
    Wiglaf Pricing
    Marketing & GrowthClimate

    Pricing specialist whose work regularly influences PLG companies, known for shaping SaaS pricing discussions.

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    Tim J. Smith is a pricing strategist and consultant, founder and CEO of Wiglaf Pricing, and author of pricing books.
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    He is a pricing strategist and consultant.
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    He is a prominent pricing expert and author.
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    He is a prominent pricing strategist and author.
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    He provides the theoretical foundation for PLG pricing models.
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    He is a long-standing pricing strategist.
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