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derrickreimer
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Comment #26427719
We're a Batch 1 company and I can attest to the quality of the program. The cash is nice, but the real value is in the community and extensive mentorship network! Stoked to see Tin…
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Comment #20036203
Great points here. It's very tricky to get accurate information from potential customers. The fact that there is demand for what you want to build is a necessary, but not sufficien…
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Comment #20035966
Ouch. That's not at all what I'm trying to do. I have no shortage of passion, but passion alone does not make a viable business. My hope is that my post will help others think abou…
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Comment #20035909
Thank you! It happens to the best of us, I haven't been super consistent with writing regularly. Trying to change that!
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Comment #20035838
Thank you!
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Comment #20035833
That's awesome!
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Comment #20035832
You're welcome! There are some alternative funding sources for bootstrappers that could be interesting for you: - TinySeed ( https://tinyseed.com/ ) - Earnest Capital ( https://ear…
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Comment #20033841
Thank you! I also added a redirect from the previous URL.
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Comment #20033691
Thanks! Glad you are finding it helpful!
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Comment #20033689
Totally! To clarify, by the "drop the ball" do you mean knowing when to call it quits if something is not working out? I recently wrote about my experience with that: https://www.d…
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Comment #19943216
Every company has a "first customer"
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Comment #19943199
That's correct, I was referring to feature-richness.
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Comment #19943177
Author here. Slack is undoubtedly sticky, although I challenge the assumption that all integrations need to be replicated in a niche play. Those who did adopt Level were willing to…
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Comment #19943151
Thanks so much
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Comment #19943109
Thanks so much!
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Comment #18201879
Bravo Rob & Einar. So many founders are consuming their nights and weekends trying to get their side business off the ground with enough traction to be able to leave their day out.…
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Comment #12407733
As the seller, I paid a fee to FE International (my broker). Similar to having a realtor help sell your house, it was absolutely worth it. FEI compile a prospectus, distributed it …
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Comment #12407699
We had several hour-long screensharing sessions where I walked the buyers through the codebase and talked through the data model, architecture, etc.
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Comment #12407479
I think the most important thing is to know your target market, how to reach them, and to be talking to them about how best to solve their problems.
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Comment #12407186
The bottom line for me was time and focus. If I had more hours in the day, I would have kept Codetree and grown it. My other business Drip was experiencing crazy growth and Codetre…
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Comment #12407089
Good question! I felt really good about the prospect of selling to Kareem and the partners after our initial conversation. It seemed like a really good fit. Probably the point of h…