Justin Cooke, founder of Empire Flippers, regrets stopping his successful podcast. He wishes they kept creating content they enjoyed. His advice: stick with what works, especially if it's fun and gets traction!
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#ContentLessons #SaaSFounders #GrowthHacks
Justin Cooke, founder of Empire Flippers, says they only need 2-3 months of cash to survive if revenue goes to zero. This works for them with 13 years of experience, but Nikolas Chapoupis, fiunder of EarlyNode, thinks startups may need more runway! Justin suggests to focus on traction and growth early on, even if you're "running on fumes." The key is finding the right balance between saving and spending for your stage.
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#StartupRunway #CashFlowTips #GrowthVsBurn
Justin Cooke, founder of Empire Flippers learned: hire fast early on, but slow down later. Hiring too quickly can hurt profits, but early hires fuel growth even if it's expensive. Finding the "Goldilocks zone" of hiring speed is key!
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#startupgrowth #hiringtips #scaleupstrategist
Building a startup without tech skills? Noah Wittman, founder of Priviom suggests, team up with the right tech co-founder (early!) or get guidance from startup veterans. Listen to smart folks, learn fast, and avoid stubborn go-it-alone mentality. The key: surround yourself with winners and launch smart! ✨
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#SaaS #Founders #Mentorship
Matthew Godley is crushing it on his second startup (Spendly) thanks to lessons learned from the first. He traded solo founder struggles for a great team, mastered the fundraising game, and sidestepped past pitfalls. Now, with amazing co-founders by his side, they're pulling a growth cart that's ~5x faster than before!
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#SaaS #StartupLessons #TeamWins
⚔️ The Double-Edged Sword of VC Money 💸
Bogdan Predusca, founder of Hyperhuman, talks about the challenges of VC funding in a tough market. Bogdan says it's not always good because people only see the good news. He says founders need to know what investors expect to avoid problems. He also talks about how it's important for companies to be flexible and plan ahead in the startup world.
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#StartupStruggles #VentureInsights #FundingRealities
