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166 episodes - English - Latest episode: 3 months ago - ★★★★★ - 68 ratingsInterested in building your own SaaS company? Follow the journey of Transistor.fm as they bootstrap a podcast hosting startup.
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I want to work at Transistor.fm
June 25, 2019 19:00 - 44 minutes - 40.3 MBJon is away, so Justin is tackling these questions: "When you were early on and desperate, were you tempted to take investor money?" "How do you position yourself in a crowded market? What's your marketing plan look like?" "How do you prioritize feature development? Are new features coming from customer feedback, intuition, or some combination of both?" "Are you planning on experimenting with paid acquisition channels?" "How can I get a job at Transistor.fm?" ★ Thanks to our s...
We took funding (from our customers)
June 18, 2019 19:10 - 47 minutes - 43.5 MBThis week, Jon and Justin talk about new developments with Transistor: We've taken over $100,000 in funding (from our customers!) We harken back to July of 2018 (right before our official launch), when Justin was stressed about money. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: ProfitWell gives you free subscription metrics for your SaaS. Just plug in your billing system (Stripe, Zuora, Braintree, Chargebee, Recurly are all supported) and get free access to your MRR, churn, cohorts. Sign up for f...
"I can't believe you're using that in production"
June 11, 2019 09:00 - 46 minutes - 42.6 MBMore honest updates from Jon and Justin on what it's like to be building Transistor.fm: People can't believe that we're using this in production. Why SaaS feels better than other businesses we've been involved with. "Kubernetes sounds like a Russian swat squad." There's a temptation to over-engineer things; but there's only two of us working on Transistor! The enterprise sales process seems like it's too much for our small bootstrapped company. Looking back, we were wrong abou...
How big of a market should you target?
June 04, 2019 18:00 - 49 minutes - 45.6 MBJon and Justin share some honest updates about as they continue to build their SaaS (Transistor.fm): Justin swears in this episode. We're half way through 2019!?! Jon is wondering if donuts are big in Canada. Official Transistor start dates: May 2017: actual incorporation date January 2018: Jon and Justin sign partnership documents August 2018: official launch "Some days I feel like I've been doing Justin thinks business is a lot like fishing. "Transistor's launch has fel...
Four different git branches in various unfinished states
May 28, 2019 09:00 - 46 minutes - 42.4 MBJon and Justin share some honest updates about as they continue to build their SaaS (Transistor.fm): Jon asks: "how do you prioritize with limited resources?" "Working on something for an hour only isn’t really feasible. it takes about 20 minutes just to back into it." Justin is thinking about "the myth of the niche market" This latest revenue update has Jon and Justin scared. 😱 ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq is giving a shout out to their ADMIN team members. They are the ...
You can't put me in a box
May 21, 2019 21:35 - 36 minutes - 33.6 MBHappy Two-Four ya hosers! After a Canadian long weekend, Jon and Justin convene to talk about: Justin thinks non-alcoholic drinks are going to be huge. Jon just shipped an update that puts RSS feeds on a CDN. We're still struggling to "find the time" to work on big features. Building things slowly vs BEING IN A RUSH! ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq: You can meet the support team at balsamiq.com/support - they're awesome people. Clubhouse.io: Clubhouse is the first project ...
Wrestling with our company's growth
May 14, 2019 09:00 - 44 minutes - 40.6 MBJon and Justin are wrestling with thoughts about growth: "Our current rate of growth is nice: it feels sustainable." – Justin "It feels less sustainable for me, because I'm working a full-time job." – Jon We’re able to keep up with demand, and enjoy the process. There are all these stories about folks whose companies are growing like crazy. They’re just always adding more people, more process, more stress. Do we want that? Peldi tells this story about starting Balsamiq. He said...
Burn it all to the ground
May 07, 2019 21:00 - 49 minutes - 45.4 MBJon and Justin are back from Portland and wrestling with ideas, bots, and CMSes: Justin's spouse wants to know why we wouldn't sell for $5 million (and each get $2.5 million) Jon found some bot traffic that we need to eliminate from our analytics, and it's giving him a Postgres headache. Justin is trying a bunch of different CMS options: Vapid, Statamic in an effort to get off WordPress. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically...
Keeping the dream alive in Portland
April 30, 2019 09:00 - 37 minutes - 34.7 MBJon and Justin do a founder retreat in Portland with Darby Frey and Shay Howe (Lead Honestly). We hashed out some ideas for: How do you start building a really big feature? What does version 1 of our "dynamic content" feature look like? Setting up Mixpanel: creating event triggers, funnels, and onboarding. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically geared for non-designers. Get in the zone, and I feel creative right away. Try out...
The "charge more" debate
April 23, 2019 09:00 - 59 minutes - 54.5 MBIf you're struggling with pricing your app, listen to this episode! Ben Orenstein, Jordan Gal, Patrick Campbell, and I discussed whether "charge more" is always the right answer. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically geared for non-designers. Get in the zone, and I feel creative right away. Try out their free trial: balsamiq.com Clubhouse.io: Clubhouse is the first project management platform for software development that brin...
Taylor Otwell: "PHP (and a cheap laptop) changed my life"
April 16, 2019 09:00 - 58 minutes - 40.2 MBJon is away so Justin called up Taylor Otwell, the creator of Laravel. In this episode we covered: How Laravel become the most popular backend framework on GitHub. Surprise! Taylor wasn't really into computers before he created Laravel. What was Taylor's motivation? Why did he create this, even though there were other alternatives? What's Laravel's secret? Why did it succeed? How is Laravel a business? How does it earn revenue? "Before Laravel, there were a lot of programmers ...
The market for your startup matters
April 09, 2019 09:00 - 47 minutes - 43.3 MBJon's away! Today I talked to Spencer Fry, from Podia about: How do you find a good startup idea? What are the worst types of companies to start? Should you raise money or bootstrap? Why the target market for your product matters. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically geared for non-designers. Get in the zone, and I feel creative right away. Try out their free trial: balsamiq.com Clubhouse.io: Clubhouse is the first projec...
When should bootstrappers get paid?
April 02, 2019 18:10 - 45 minutes - 42.1 MBRecorded on April fools day! Here's what we covered: If you're bootstrapping, when should you get a salary? An update on the worst day ever. (We're fine now) A SPECIAL SURPRISE "It feels like there is this convergence in podcasting and I don’t know what to do about it." Anxiety and insecurity about "missing out on better opportunities." ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically geared for non-designers. Get in the zone, and I ...
Worst day ever
March 26, 2019 13:00 - 51 minutes - 47.4 MBOn Sunday, we had a service outage. Jon and Justin talk about what happened: TLS / SSL day of horror Sunday morning Justin started getting messages from a few Android users that they couldn’t download episodes. Then, the afternoon hits, and we started getting a flood of tweets, DMs, text messages, and support requests. We talk about how we fixed it, and what we'd like to change for next time. Also: how we're earning 29% of our SaaS revenue. (A channel we didn't expect) ★ Thank...
Pro athletes are mocking me on the internet
March 19, 2019 09:00 - 49 minutes - 45.1 MBLots of interesting items this week: Justin got a personal message from an NFL player Jon moved everyone over to the new CDN Podcasting has a lot of confusing paradigms for users It took two days of transferring files (just under 1TB) Justin signed up for the Transistor as if he was a customer He live-streamed the whole thing (got tons of good input from live chat) Jon is wondering how we're going to handle hate speech on the platform ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Clubhouse.io:...
Do startups need specialists or generalists?
March 12, 2019 17:25 - 46 minutes - 42.5 MBGood stuff this week: Justin wants to know: when's the last time you changed your business' homepage? Jon does a deep dive into Apple's podcasting docs. Justin built a status (uptime) page for Transistor using Tailwind. Jon thinks there is enterprise demand for private podcasts. Justin chats about Startup Kung-Fu. They both chat about specialists vs generalists. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Clubhouse.io: Clubhouse is the first project management platform for software developmen...
Full-on sweatpants mode
March 05, 2019 12:00 - 47 minutes - 43.3 MBGood stuff this week: Jon ran into Myke Hurley at the Cards Against Humanity office. Whether you should work from home or the office. Spotify analytics update in Transistor. How do you feel about "walled gardens?" Sometimes the best plan is to do nothing. Just wait and see what happens. Billing updates for delinquent customers Did someone try to phish us on-air? ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Balsamiq.cloud: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically geared for non-...
Did we solve our bandwidth cost crisis?
February 26, 2019 19:50 - 44 minutes - 41 MBJon and Justin share their progress on: The bandwidth / CDN cost problem (and how it might affect our profitability). Marco Arment: "It would cost them probably thousands of dollars a month in bandwidth and CDN costs to host our show." We made a decision on whether we'll take investment now. (Hats off to Earnest Capital, TinySeed, and Indie.VC for offering such great options!) Should founders use their savings to fund their company? What about credit cards? When should we start...
Counting beans and getting hit by a bus
February 19, 2019 17:20 - 49 minutes - 45 MBThis week, Jon and Justin are wrestling with some heavy startup founder topics: What should your SaaS company's gross margins be? How much is bandwidth going to cost us? How does it affect our margins? Example: [Account A] does 495,000 downloads in a month, average file size is 8 MB, that’s 3960 GB of bandwidth in a month. If bandwidth is $0.01 per GB, that’s $39.60 just for bandwidth for that one account. And that’s if we can get it that cheap. Otherwise, we’d pay $198 on AWS, o...
Is this the best time to start a podcasting startup?
February 13, 2019 16:30 - 51 minutes - 47.5 MBDave Zohrob, the CEO of Chartable, chats with Justin about bootstrapping a startup in the podcast space. We cover: Why Jon and Justin started Transistor Navigating co-founder relationships How to stand out and build a podcast audience in 2019 Our thoughts on Anchor (this was recorded pre-acquisition) This is a re-broadcast of the Chartable Radio podcast. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Alitu.com: Alitu removes all the tech headaches associated with producing your podcast. They take...
Getting real: sharing our founder struggles
February 05, 2019 22:10 - 43 minutes - 40.2 MBIn this episode: Jon and Justin open up about the challenges of bootstrapping "on the side." How things have gotten harder (in some ways) now that we have customers. Jon is finding it hard to juggle his day job, and getting time to build the "big features." Justin flip-flips back and forth about investment. Would investors and advisors meddle too much? We also discuss the Spotify rumors: buying Gimlet for $200 - $230 million? Also, a theory about why Apple should have made Gi...
How to grow your audience
January 29, 2019 18:20 - 42 minutes - 39.4 MBIn this episode, Jon and Justin discuss the golden rule for growing your audience. This could mean: How to get more paying customers for your software product. How to get more followers on Twitter. How to get more podcast listeners. ★ Thanks to our sponsors: Alitu.com: Alitu removes all the tech headaches associated with producing your podcast. They take care of processing, editing & publishing your podcast. Go to Alitu.com and check out their video demo. Podcastinsights.com: ...
Should startups worry about their competition?
January 22, 2019 17:30 - 44 minutes - 41 MBIn this episode Jon and Justin discuss talk about how you should think about your software product's competition. Why you shouldn’t focus on the competition It’s a distraction. The main point by many folks is: “when you focus too much on the competition, it means you’re not focusing enough on your customers.” It causes anxiety.“Last summer, I stopped[reading industry news]. I had just reached the point at which I could feel an unhealthy level of toxicity piling up inside of me. I...
Marketing tactics for your SaaS: how to get the word out
January 15, 2019 18:30 - 34 minutes - 31.2 MBWe received some product marketing questions from Nirav Mehta: How to get the word out about your SaaS? Should you pursue partnerships? How can you get distribution for your software product? What marketing channels work best? Build anticipation before you launch One big opportunity many folks miss is building up anticipation before they launch. Examples: Adam Wathan and Steve Schoger shared design tips on Twitter and on their blog for 6 months before they released their boo...
Our predictions for 2019
January 08, 2019 19:15 - 59 minutes - 54.1 MBJon Buda and Justin Jackson make predictions for the tech industry, the podcasting space, and the startup ecosystem. Predictions for 2019 There will be a global economic downturn. Companies will be looking for more affordable marketing spend. Brands that don't have a strong relationship with their audience will lose. This could be increase the number of companies who invest in podcasting. Audio is still a "good deal" compared to other communication channels. Related: will we see...
How to find the right customers for your software business
December 19, 2018 06:10 - 32 minutes - 29.7 MBIn this episode, we talk about the different types of customers for a SaaS: B to C: selling to consumers. Here, we'd think of products and services like Verizon, iPhone apps, etc... B to Prosumer: selling to prosumers. Prosumers are power users; serious hobbyists. Sometimes, they earn a bit of money from their hobby. Examples: a photographer who shoots a few weddings a year, a painter who sells a few paintings on the side, or a podcaster who has a few supporters on Patreon. B to ...
Let's chat about the podcast industry
December 13, 2018 02:00 - 43 minutes - 39.7 MBJustin gets interviewed by Harry Duran on the Podcast Junkies show, and answers questions about: Is podcasting really having it's moment now? Is now a good time to invest in the podcasting industry? How is Transistor going to be different than other competitors? Who should be starting podcasts right now? Can anyone be a podcaster? Is podcasting a "mindful technology?" ★ Thanks to our two sponsors: Alitu.com: Alitu removes all the tech headaches associated with producing your...
Why does Jon need a co-founder?
December 05, 2018 06:00 - 43 minutes - 39.5 MBIn this episode Jon talks about why he decided to partner with Justin (even though he'd already built the product). ★ Thanks to our two sponsors: Alitu.com: Alitu removes all the tech headaches associated with producing your podcast. They take care of processing, editing & publishing your podcast. Go to Alitu.com and check out their video demo. Podcastinsights.com: If you want to get into podcasting, check out Podcast Insights. They’re a great resource for folks who want to start...
How did you split equity in Transistor?
November 27, 2018 09:00 - 21 minutes - 19.3 MBHow did you split equity in Transistor? How do I start a podcast? How do you say Adam's name? ★ Thanks to our sponsor: podcastinsights.com If you want to get into podcasting, check out Podcast Insights. They’re a great resource for folks who want to start and grow a podcast. Show notes: Episode 2: How to find a cofounder Place to buy a startup: Flippa and Empire Flippers Justin’s article: How to make a podcast Video: Creating a podcast from nothing Podcastinsights.com Tool:...
Interesting ways you can use a podcast
November 20, 2018 09:00 - 46 minutes - 42.3 MBWhy do you want to start a podcast? Grow your business: Get more clients – Nate TechNest Real Estate Brand / PR – Drift Seeking Wisdom Grow your audience: Matt and Alex with Supercomputer Get ad sponsorships: you'll need a really big audience for this (30,000+ downloads per episode) Patreon: you'll need a fairly large audience (Taylor Jackson has 160,000 YouTube subscribers) Sell your own products / services: in addition to ads, Adam Wathan promotes his course on his podcast...
Insulating our recording studio with dollar bills
November 13, 2018 09:00 - 40 minutes - 37.5 MBJon and Justin respond to the new funding options available for bootstrappers, mainly Earnest Capital. The GP, Tyler Tringas, told us what types of companies he's looking to invest in: Organic customer acquisition channels Low levels of structural churn (ready to stay customers for a long period of time) Founder is a good fit Product launched and has revenue In a space that Tyler feels comfortable with They're looking for a 3x-5x return from their investment; which they'll ta...
Insulating our recording studio
November 13, 2018 09:00 - 40 minutes - 37.5 MBJon and Justin respond to the new funding options available for bootstrappers, mainly Earnest Capital. The GP, Tyler Tringas, told us what types of companies he's looking to invest in: Organic customer acquisition channels Low levels of structural churn (ready to stay customers for a long period of time) Founder is a good fit Product launched and has revenue In a space that Tyler feels comfortable with They're looking for a 3x-5x return from their investment; which they'll ta...
There's a new funding option for bootstrapped founders
November 06, 2018 09:00 - 48 minutes - 44.2 MBTyler Tringas recently announced Earnest Capital; a new way for bootstrappers to raise money for their startups. Should Jon and Justin consider this type of funding for Transistor? What do you think? Leave a comment on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. Leave a comment on CastBox, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. Leave a comment on Tung.fm Otherwise, get us on Twitter: @transistorfm or email us: [email protected] Create your own podcast at transistor.fm...
Your startup's expenses are too high
October 30, 2018 11:00 - 57 minutes - 52.7 MBHow much does it cost to run a SaaS in 2018? We take a look at our bootstrap expenses. Every business accrues monthly expenses. The danger? Business owners can get in the habit of spending money, believing that "you gotta spend money to make money." Transistor's expenses Start up: Logo and branding: $2,500 Stripe Atlas: $500 Legal: $366.45 Monthly expenses: Editing: $320 / month AWS: $300 / month Media: $60 / month Yearly expenses: Domain: $100 / year Incorporation: ...
How'd you get into computers? (Apple II, PC clones, BBSes, CYBERSPACE)
October 23, 2018 08:00 - 1 hour - 67.1 MBIf you used computers in the 80s and 90s you're going to love this episode. Apple IIe in the school computer lab The original Macintosh "I wanted an Amiga so bad!" The BBS scene: Wildcat, Roboboard/FX, being a SySop Compuserve and AOL Tandy 1000, 386, 486, building your own Pentium Fave games: Commander Keen, King’s Quest, Wolfenstein, Doom, Duke Nukem, Raptor, Apogee Games Our first websites: high school swim team website, snowboarding website (with a guestbook) Our first ...
You forgot $20,000 in your snowboard pocket
October 10, 2018 20:00 - 59 minutes - 54.2 MBHere we are at episode 30! Just found this old 2012 interview with the founder of MailChimp, before they became a $4.2 billion company. This quotes is awesome: Back in 2001, we had multiple customers who needed help sending their email newsletters. They were using really big, expensive, bloated software. We had some “scrap code” lying around, so we modified the code and turned it into an email newsletter app for them. We opened it up to the public, set up some Google Adwords, and b...
You drew a prototype on that napkin from Portland
October 02, 2018 11:00 - 50 minutes - 46.6 MBAfter one failed attempt, we're back with a new episode. Sorry it's late! "We, as the customer, are paying people who make apps so that their good work continues." Responses from last week's episode: "What should our one main metric be for our SaaS?" Adam: “Don’t focus on MRR. That’s a cop out. Focus on increasing downloads.” Daniel: “Justin should get out and sell like crazy.” Colin and others said: “Re-examine your pricing.” What do you think? Leave a comment on Breaker, the ...
What's the most important metric for a web app?
September 25, 2018 12:00 - 46 minutes - 43 MBWhat do you think? Leave a comment on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. Leave a comment on CastBox, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. Leave a comment on Tung.fm Otherwise, get us on Twitter: @transistorfm or email us: [email protected] Create your own podcast at transistor.fm Show notes: Startups for the Rest of Us – EP260 “The one metric that matters” Nathan Barry – Solving the cash problems from self-funding rapid growth Nathan Barry – From losing mo...
We have some explaining to do
September 18, 2018 08:00 - 45 minutes - 41.9 MBJon and Justin are back from Portland and the XOXO festival. In the last few weeks we've had a chance to interact with many of our customers in-person: Nate Smoyer – "I’ve been using the podcast as a prospecting tool. Signed one dreams client two weeks ago. Interviewed with one yesterday. Got invited to lead a panel and live podcast for an industry event." Kyle Marshall – Kyle's creating multiple shows for MediaLab in Calgary. Matt Cassinelli and Alex Cox have a new podcast call...
Your revenue forecast is wrong
August 28, 2018 08:00 - 46 minutes - 42.5 MBWhat does "bootstrapping" mean really? For most folks, bootstrapping means self-funding your business from revenues. It means not taking Venture Capital, not taking Angel funding. It's a little bit of a religion and like so many religions different people have different definitions of what it takes to "fit in." Some people say you can't even take money from friends and family. If you take any outside money, you're no longer a part of the bootstrappers club. We recorded this episode ...
The problem with podcasts
August 21, 2018 08:00 - 53 minutes - 49.3 MBNick Quah shared this in his recent newsletter, commenting about podcasts: [I have] this feeling that everybody’s drilling for oil in the same spot because some other guy found oil there already. Nick thinks podcasters have two options: Build something that does the same thing for the same audience, but do it better. If this is the case, he says, “you better bring it.” Or, “identify and pursue a pocket of pent-up demand that has yet to be unleashed.” Note: apologies about Justin...
What's a good conversion rate for a web app?
August 14, 2018 08:00 - 31 minutes - 28.4 MBSaaS conversation rate cheatsheet: Credit card upfront: Visitor to trial: 0.75% - 1% Trial to paid: 40% - 60% No credit card upfront: Visitor to trial: 5%+ Trial to paid: 8% - 20% Transistor's conversion rates since launch: Total traffic since launch: 40,162 unique pageviews, 11,614 visitors Total new trials since launch: 32 (out of 49 active trials total) Conversion %(visitor to trial): 0.3% (should be 0.75% - 1%) Conversion %(trial to paid): 8.9% - 16.7% (should be 40% ...
Launch week hangover
August 07, 2018 08:00 - 28 minutes - 26.1 MBWhat do you think? Leave a comment on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. Leave a comment on CastBox, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. Otherwise, get us on Twitter: @transistorfm or email us: [email protected] Create your own podcast at transistor.fm Show notes: Cards Against Humanity Laracon Chicago (photos here) Photos from Transistor's launch week The new Transistor website Jon's new signup page We were #1 on Product Hunt! ★ Please review us in i...
The opposite of bored money
July 24, 2018 08:00 - 9 minutes - 9.14 MBIn 2013, I interviewed Jason Calacanis, the angel investor. One of the things I asked him: "Why do venture capital investors take these big risks with their money?" "There's a lot of money in the world. There are trillions of dollars just sitting around, and people are bored. The money is bored! Money wants to burn! Money does not want to sit in a safe." Uh. What an interesting idea: "the money is bored." Jon Buda and I are bootstrapping Transistor.fm and Spots.fm. We've investe...
Startup advice from Justin Kan, Stephanie Hulburt, and Naval
July 17, 2018 12:00 - 30 minutes - 27.9 MBThree tweets Tuesday Justin Kan: "B2C is a gamble while B2B is (more) within your control." Stephanie Hulburt: "We have a philosophy of “no hard sells” and it has served us well. If someone’s not convinced we move on; we don’t hang on trying to convince one person. It’s tempting to defend yourself, but not good for business." Naval on making decisions: "If you can’t decide, the answer is no. If two equally difficult paths, choose the one more painful in the short term. Choos...
Meet me in Chicago
July 10, 2018 08:00 - 36 minutes - 33.5 MBHow to build anticipation for your product launch Have a mailing list! Email them consistently during development. The week of launch you should send the following emails: Pre-launch announcement: "We're launching in a week!" Day before announcement: "The launch is tomorrow. Here's how much it will cost." Launch day email: "We're launched! Sign up here" Day after email: "You've still got time to sign up." Launch discount is ending email: "This is your last chance to register"...
I see Spots
July 03, 2018 08:00 - 42 minutes - 38.6 MBShow notes: Spots.fm – "what if advertising on a podcast was as easy as advertising on Facebook?" Spots.fm/story - the Spots story so far. SaaS Your Later Sean McCabe Derek Sivers - Start now, no funding needed Transistor.fm Transistor.fm on Instagram Transistor.fm on Twitter Jon Buda is back on Twitter: @jonbuda Justin Jackson on Twitter here: @mijustin Give us some love on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. ★ Please review us in iTunes – it helps other fo...
Our Voltron needs fuel
June 26, 2018 08:00 - 32 minutes - 29.5 MBShow notes Justin’s Instagram TV episode MegaMaker.co Indie VC Canada’s Startup Visa Transistor.fm Transistor.fm on Instagram Transistor.fm on Twitter Jon Buda is back on Twitter: @jonbuda Justin Jackson on Twitter here: @mijustin Give us some love on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. ★ Please review us in iTunes – it helps other folks find the show! Thanks to our monthly supporters Pascal from sharpen.page Rewardful.com Greg Park Mitchell Davis from R...
Teaser: I don't want to get crushed by the VC monster
June 19, 2018 19:00 - 1 minute - 1.06 MBShow notes Transistor.fm Transistor.fm on Instagram Transistor.fm on Twitter Jon Buda is back on Twitter: @jonbuda Justin Jackson on Twitter here: @mijustin Give us some love on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. ★ Please review us in iTunes – it helps other folks find the show! Thanks to our monthly supporters Pascal from sharpen.page Rewardful.com Greg Park Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit.com.au Marcel Fahle, wearebold.af Bill Condo (@mavrck) Ward from ...
Bonus: building a SaaS on the side is hard!
June 12, 2018 08:00 - 32 minutes - 30 MBShow notes This is the recording from the Art of Product Podcast. Full episode will be there! Ben Orenstein on Twitter Derrick Reimer on Twitter Derrick's new app: level.app Transistor.fm Transistor.fm on Instagram Transistor.fm on Twitter Jon Buda is back on Twitter: @jonbuda Justin Jackson on Twitter here: @mijustin Give us some love on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone. ★ Please review us in iTunes – it helps other folks find the show! Thanks to our mont...