My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
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Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#2A very relatable story! Are you going to write follow-up posts with more details covering the rest of the journey with more of the ups and downs of running a tiny bootstrapped startup? I'd be interested in reading!
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#3A very relatable story! Are you going to write follow-up posts with more details covering the rest of the journey with more of the ups and downs of running a tiny bootstrapped startup? I'd be interested in reading!
Yeah, a follow-up article is in the pipeline. I have had enough ups and downs to create multiple articles!
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#4Nice read, thanks for sharing. And thanks for the book recommendation, never heard about it before.
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#5Nice read, thanks for sharing. And thanks for the book recommendation, never heard about it before.
You are welcome m1keil. It did come at exactly the right time. It is a bit dated but still holds strong. I also like his new book called 'The SaaS playbook' which is a bit more for the stage my SaaS is currently in.
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#6Congrats on hitting 10 years! Most startups don’t make it that long.
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#7Congrats on hitting 10 years! Most startups don’t make it that long.
Thank you Justin!
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#8A nice story-- I built my own SaaS (in the middle of year seven now). A similar story... I even read Rob Walling's book and even went to a local Microconf.
The numbers grew slowly and have pretty much plateaued. It's my dream job, and I can't imagine going back to work for anyone else.
I do have an existential dread though--- mainly, "what if my revenue goes to zero?" and I constantly think about how to improve the service or build another service on the side.
Though, it's still better than the dread that comes with being employed and potentially laid off.
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#9Congrats on hitting 10 years, Michael! We’re also turning 10 this month… time flies!
Re: My B2B SaaS just hit 10 years old. A personal story about how it all started
#10A very relatable story! Are you going to write follow-up posts with more details covering the rest of the journey with more of the ups and downs of running a tiny bootstrapped startup? I'd be interested in reading!
Yeah, a follow-up article is in the pipeline. I have had enough ups and downs to create multiple articles!
That would be a great series!