If you've ever said, "I have the best business ideas, but I need a strong technical partner," this episode is a must-listen. The hosts dive into actionable strategies to help you find and recruit the right co-founder, transforming what seems like an obstacle into a game-changing opportunity.📌 It's worth taking notes if you're planning to start your company soon!
"If you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you’ve launched too late."
- Reid Hoffman
"Chase the vision, not the money. The money will end up following you."
- Tony Hsieh
1. Moving into new markets
Expanding into new markets can drastically boost growth by reaching untapped audiences. Start by conducting thorough market research and localizing your product to meet regional needs. Airbnb expanded into global markets by localizing listings, translating their platform, and adapting their approach for different cultures, leading to rapid international growth.
2. Build your marketing attribution system
A strong attribution system helps track which marketing channels drive the most value. This lets you allocate resources efficiently and optimize strategies for maximum ROI. HubSpot uses multi-touch attribution to understand the customer journey, ensuring they invest in the most effective channels, helping them grow their customer base sustainably.
3. Invest in SEO
SEO ensures your SaaS product is discoverable. Focus on high-quality content, keyword optimization, and building backlinks to increase organic traffic. Dropbox grew significantly by leveraging SEO, ranking high for keywords related to cloud storage and file-sharing, driving thousands of organic signups.
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