Many billion and million-dollar companies did not start out with huge budgets, they often bootstrapped to get their first users. This page contains insights on how 30+ well-known companies got their first users.
Nice idea and great resources.
Suggestion: It'd be good to share the Product journey also- from the founder side (If they've written about it).
for eg: Story of Gumroad on medium by the founder,
https://marker.medium.com/reflec...
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Frank, good idea. I am a founder myself and I am building a product of my own. I see a huge potential of your services. I know not only because I am a founder but also almost all my friends are founders or technologists. (This is not very much a surprise if you bootstrap long enough on startups ). I am looking forward to your blog website.
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We're working on getting our first users now for our CRO app so this is a great piece of information, thank you!
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Great work guys, we at Jumppl have struggled a lot gaining early traction, and it doesn't help thst we are playing in a space with players like Basecamp, Asana, Monday and Slack.
This will really give us more ideas to come up with new tactics.
Thanks!
Working in growth marketing is definitely exciting and each company's path is different. It's always reassuring to read these stories. Patience and perseverance can take you a long way. Thanks for putting together this business growth encyclopedia.
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I think it is very useful not just because as a Startup you want to feel related with your experiences but also because you can find new paths to do new things!
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