On the importance of failing fast and often so that you can eventually build something remarkable
A PRODUCT NEWSLETTER
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I interview founders and product leaders one year after their product launch to learn how their products and businesses have evolved, their ups and downs journey along the way, and what their experiences over the past year have taught them.
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Designed to help you become a better founder and product leader.
Product Market Fit
How others are crossing the chasm from earlier adopter to mainstream consumer and accelerate adoption of their product.
Customer Acquisition
Insights into the distribution tactics that worked well and what people wish they had started doing earlier.
Fundraising
How to position early traction (or lack of traction) to investors and what they often look for in companies during the early fundraising rounds.
Scaling a Startup
Increase team velocity and hear how others overcame early stage obstacles.
Measuring Success
Choosing the right metrics to track so that you understand if you are delivering value to your customers.
Staying Focused
How to position early traction (or lack of traction) to investors and what they often look for in companies during the early fundraising rounds.
BI-WEEKLY INTERVIEWS
Courtney Werner and KOYA
Softr and Mariam Hakobyan
From 5k to 50k users in one year without spending a single dollar on marketing
Butter and Jakob Knutzen
How Butter is building a product to help facilitators host virtual workshops that people actually want to attend and beating the countless other companies trying to do the same thing
Toucan and Taylor Nieman
Rethinking language learning, beyond the game-like apps you always tell yourself you’ll use and never do
mmhmm and Phil Libin
A year after their beta launch they announced $100m in funding, the co-founder of Evernote outlines his approach to building impactful products
Pinterest and Annie Ta
The Head of Inclusive Product gives us a glimpse into how Pinterest is working to make their product more inclusive and open.
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