Linear is building an APAC sales, success, solutions and support team in Singapore and Australia, with enterprise AEs who must win evaluations. But an APAC buyer checking the site finds one Asia-Pacific customer story out of 43 (Cars24), data storage offered only in the EU or the US, offices listed in San Francisco, New York and London, and APAC job posts that still describe 25,000 companies and a team in North America and Europe. Enterprise security reviews in Singapore and Australia ask about data location first.
First action
Ask the Singapore AEs for the five APAC customers most likely to tell their story.
How to measure it
APAC contact-sales requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- +50%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Pick stories
Three APAC customers, ideally one in Australia.
Customer Success Manager, APAC 1 week
Write the data FAQ
Where data lives today, controls, and the plan.
Senior / Staff Security Engineer 3 days
Draft the page
Stories, FAQ, support hours, contact.
Product Marketing Manager 1 week
Design
Same system as the enterprise page.
Production Designer 1 week
Route leads
APAC form answers to the Singapore team.
Deal Desk 2 days
Fix the posts
Current customer count and team regions.
Talent team 1 hour
Use in outreach
Every APAC sequence and pilot.
Account Executive, Enterprise (APAC) ongoing
Measure
APAC traffic, requests and pilots.
Analytics Engineer monthly
Why it works
Publish an APAC page within three weeks: three APAC customer stories (the Singapore team knows the accounts), a plain FAQ on where data is stored today and what is planned, APAC-hours support and onboarding, a contact form routed to Singapore, and the next local meetup or dinner. Link it from the enterprise and security pages and use it in every APAC sequence.
Local proof and a straight answer on data location remove the two objections an APAC evaluation raises first, and they let the new AEs sell from the website instead of around it.
Ready to use
ChecklistAPAC page list
[ ] Three APAC customer stories (one Australian) [ ] Data-location FAQ: today, controls, roadmap [ ] APAC-hours support and onboarding [ ] Contact form routed to Singapore [ ] Next APAC dinner or meetup [ ] Links from enterprise and security pages [ ] APAC job posts updated to 40,000 companies
Risks and how to handle them
No APAC data region yet
Say so plainly and explain the controls and the roadmap; buyers prefer a straight answer.
Customers slow to approve stories
Start with short quotes and logos, then full stories.
Evidence
- HiringAn APAC team being hired in Singapore and Australia: Account Executive, Enterprise and Account Executive, Growth (Singapore, posted October 6, 2026: Linear is "now expanding across Asia Pacific" and "layering a product-led sales motion on top of our existing self-serve business"; office based 2-3 days a week for "our growing sales presence in the region"), Customer Success Manager, APAC for "Linear's largest customers in APAC", Solutions Engineer, APAC, and Product Support Specialists in Singapore and Australia (all posted October 21).Source
- Your websiteWhat an APAC buyer finds on linear.app (checked October 22, 2026): the security page says "Choose to store your data in the European Union or the United States"; the 2024 EU hosting changelog calls it "the foundation for us to support hosting data in other regions in the future"; one of 43 customer stories (Cars24, India) is from Asia-Pacific; job posts list co-working offices in San Francisco, New York and London only.Source
- HiringThe Singapore Account Executive posts still say Linear is used by "more than 25,000 companies" and that the team is "distributed across North America and Europe", while the site and newer posts (CSM, Field Marketing) say "more than 40,000 companies" and a team across North America, Europe and Australia.Source
- HiringField Marketing Manager (posted October 21, 2026): "Field marketing at Linear is just getting started"; the first hire will "Own the executive dinner calendar across cities", "equip sellers with invitation sequences", evaluate conferences "by audience quality, account coverage, and expected return", co-host with partners and report "attendance, meetings held, pipeline influenced". The 1,041-URL sitemap has no events page.Source