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The SaaS Podcast

Omer Khan

Founder interviews about product decisions, acquiring customers, sales, and software business growth.

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Omer Khan

Omer Khan

Omer Khan founded SaaS Club and hosts The SaaS Podcast. His work focuses on early-stage B2B software companies, customer acquisition, and retention.

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Jared Siegal

Jared Siegal

Siegal describes moving from paid ad-tech consulting to a software platform. Existing clients used the software before paying separately for it; consulting income financed development. He also explains referrals and the eventual decision to accept outside capital.

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Josh Pigford

Josh Pigford

Pigford explains why a tool built for his own Stripe businesses became a paid product. Twitter and recommendations brought early buyers. He argues that paying customers provide more useful product feedback than a free beta, and describes rebuilding after observing actual usage.

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Ryan Born

Ryan Born

Born describes an early product that attracted signups but no paying customers. Conversations with agencies helped the team narrow its audience and offer. Small paid-channel experiments eventually identified a way to generate qualified leads.

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Josh Ho

Josh Ho

Ho discusses keeping an early product free before finally introducing paid plans. The interview covers a minimal first implementation, sales conversations, changing prices and the challenges of customer retention while bootstrapping.

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Built a SaaS Metrics Tool in 8 Days, Hit $30K MRR

The SaaS Podcast

Built a SaaS Metrics Tool in 8 Days, Hit $30K MRR

Pigford explains why a tool built for his own Stripe businesses became a paid product. Twitter and recommendations brought early buyers. He argues that paying customers provide more useful product feedback than a free beta, and describes rebuilding after observing actual usage.

Josh Pigford · 2015-03-09

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