The Rocketship Podcast : 20 minute interviews with successful SaaS founders about the early days of their business and the activities that helped them succeed at key points along the way
20 minute interviews with successful SaaS founders about the early days of their business and the activities that helped them succeed at key points along the way..
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The Rollercoaster Journey of Wistia
Brendan Schwartz, Co-Founder and CTO of Wistia, shares some hilarious ...
Brendan Schwartz, Co-Founder and CTO of Wistia, shares some hilarious stories about his journey going from bootstrapped to raising a round of funding, to not making sale for months after raising that money. He touches on early product pivots, sales, pric
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How to Write Content That Resonates with Your Target Audience
Andrew Torba, co-founder and CEO of Kuhcoon, tells us about ...
Andrew Torba, co-founder and CEO of Kuhcoon, tells us about how he’s been able to grow a large audience just by writing on Medium, and what it is about his content that really resonates with people. He also talks about how he uses his own product to sell.
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Building (and Balancing) Multiple Revenue Streams
Steve Young, host of Mobile App Chat, talks with us ...
Steve Young, host of Mobile App Chat, talks with us about leaving his cush job in the Bay Area to build his own revenue streams through iOS applications, podcast sponsors, and a membership site. He shares how he booked his first sponsor before hitting via
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Market Disruption and Getting Your First Customer
In this episode we talked with Brant Cooper, author of ...
In this episode we talked with Brant Cooper, author of The Lean Entrepreneur. He talks about the common misconceptions around the Lean Startup and how to use early customer interviews to discover the emotional connection that people can have with your pro
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Taking a B2B Approach to a Marketplace App
Today we talked with Yashar Ahmadpour, founder of CrowdClock. He ...
Today we talked with Yashar Ahmadpour, founder of CrowdClock. He talks about his B2B style approach to what’s really a marketplace app, and how he's leveraging partnerships like never before. He also opens up with us about what drives him as an entreprene
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From 0 to 100,000 Users
Oli Gardner, co-founder of Unbounce, talks about the marketing and ...
Oli Gardner, co-founder of Unbounce, talks about the marketing and integrations they did in the early stages to grow their product, and about the transition that he’s making from being Creative Director of the company to more of a public speaking role.
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Quitting a 6-Figure Job to Bootstrap a Startup
TK, founder of ToutApp, talks about leaving his six figure ...
TK, founder of ToutApp, talks about leaving his six figure job to pursue his startup dream, and how he kept trying to build the wrong product— even when the right one was staring him in the face. He also talks about the long, slow road of SaaS, and his tr
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Creating "Wow" Moments and the Impact on Engagement
We talked with Moritz Plassnig, co-founder and CEO of Codeship. ...
We talked with Moritz Plassnig, co-founder and CEO of Codeship. He talked about how their passion for education, teaching through video and blog posts, is baked into who they are as a company. He also touched on how creating a “wow” factor for people in t
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Leveraging Content Marketing Materials (Even at Scale)
Today we talked with Gregory Ciotti, the man behind Help ...
Today we talked with Gregory Ciotti, the man behind Help Scout’s inbound marketing. He breaks down his process for producing his unique, research-backed content, and he also talks about the recent decision to pull down the email wall to all their guides,
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How to Get Content Published in the Majors
In this episode we talked with Mark Fidelman, Forbes columnist ...
In this episode we talked with Mark Fidelman, Forbes columnist and founder of Raynforest. He shared some incredible tips for how to get content published and your company promoted in big publications like Forbes. They’re techniques that anyone can use. Gr
