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Hackers Incorporated
Ben Orenstein and Adam Wathan
20 episodes
9 months ago
Ben Orenstein and Adam Wathan on surviving the transition from dev to founder.
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Ben Orenstein and Adam Wathan on surviving the transition from dev to founder.
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Technology
Business,
Entrepreneurship
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Revisiting "The Ideal Bootstrapped Business" with Jason Cohen
Hackers Incorporated
1 hour 24 minutes
2 years ago
Revisiting "The Ideal Bootstrapped Business" with Jason Cohen

Jason Cohen’s talk “Designing the Ideal Bootstrapped Business” from 2013 is a classic in the bootstrapper canon. In this episode, Jason joins Adam and Ben to see how the talk holds up a decade after its creation.

Timestamps

00:00 Intro
00:27 Designing the ideal bootstrapped business
06:53 Recurring revenue vs one-off sales
13:30 Getting all the LTV up front
18:31 Product validation
24:56 Creating a cash machine
26:05 Where does growth come from?
41:25 Annual prepays
46:41 Increasing your prices
51:56 What new advice is there since this talk?
59:00 What about freemium?
01:03:39 What happens next?
01:08:58 Picking an idea that's compatible with the life you want to live
01:12:16 Ideas for Tailwind

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Hackers Incorporated
Ben Orenstein and Adam Wathan on surviving the transition from dev to founder.