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Finding Product-Market Fit – Expert Advice From Prowly’s CEO Joanna Drabent

Userpilot

Product market fit, often just called product/market or “P/M” is one of the most important Lean Startup concepts. Joanna founded and ran the Kolko PR agency from 2010 to 2016 where she noticed there was a need to automate the PR processes and there was no tool on the market to make that possible. Hint: it starts with user feedback.

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Bootstrapping To 10 Million – The Story Of Kovai.co

Userpilot

Several recognitions, including The Economic Times Startup Award as the 2021 Bootstrap Champ. In 2010, he decided to build a product to solve these issues. In the same year of its launch, Saravana closed on 5 inbound enterprise customers for BizTalk360. 2,000+ customers. 5 products. How did Kovai make it here today?

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Customer Education & Training: The Investment That Keeps on Giving

Gainsight

In this blog, we break down the basic tenets of customer training, outline four traditional training methods that companies use today, and present ways to supplement them with online courses to create more effective customer training programs. Luckily, there is a better way to onboard customers and keep current users updated.

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Andrew Chen on finding the “fresh powder” in growth

Intercom, Inc.

Andrew’s been an angel investor and advisor for a slew of name-brand startups; however, he’s most widely known for his invaluable essays on growth. I’ve known Marc and Ben for a long time, and they originally seed-funded a startup of mine many years ago. Why you need a mechanism for free acquisition.

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Podcast Q&A: Dropbox’s viral growth, Uber’s tricky funnels, and future growth channels

Andrew Chen

This was originally published on Intercom’s blog here. I’ve known Marc and Ben for a long time, and they originally seed-funded a startup of mine many years ago. When I think about growth and Dropbox, Drew Houston’s classic talk from the 2010 Startup Lessons Learned Conference immediately comes to mind.