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In this episode, Steli and Hiten talk about how you can generate your first thousand dollars in revenue. Steli and Hiten talk about the importance of doing the math to reach your $1000 goal. Do you charge less and try to reach several customers? Or, do you charge more and aim for fewer customers? Either way, setting your price point will help inform the steps you take to achieve that goal. Also be sure to share your plan with Steli and Hiten and they’ll be happy to give you their two cents.
00:04 – Today’s episode is about how to generate your first thousand dollars in revenue with your startup
08:38 – Hiten likes using Stripe
10:15 – Figure out the payment process as you go along
13:32 – Charging for your product is the biggest validation for your product
14:03 – If you are an entrepreneur, put a plan together and share it with Hiten and Steli to get advice
3 Key Points:
To get your first thousand dollars, do the math—Charge a thousand from one customer or break up the revenue goal by a number of customers.
Steli Efti:
Hi, everyone, this is Steli Efti.
Hiten Shah:
And this is Hiten Shah.
Steli Efti:
In today's episode of the startup chat we're going to talk about how to make or generate your first $1,000 in revenue with your startup, all right. This kind of fits nicely into the first little eBook that we'll put together, 0 to 1,000 Customers & Beyond, and some of the prior episodes that we've done on how to get your first ten customers, how to get your first 100 customers and all that, and we know that people really appreciate a lot of that, so I wanted to talk with you specifically reframe the conversation, see what kind of differences it will make in the tactics and the advice that we give on generating your first money. Right, so and I think that this will be equally important for the venture backed startups or the startups that have bigger teams that want to do huge things, but maybe the people that are self-funded or maybe the solo founders out there that are listening to us, and I know there are a lot of them out there,
By Steli Efti & Hiten Shah: Serial Entrepreneurs, Sales & Marketing Experts, Startup Investors & Advisors, CEOs running multi million dollar SaaS Startups4.8
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In this episode, Steli and Hiten talk about how you can generate your first thousand dollars in revenue. Steli and Hiten talk about the importance of doing the math to reach your $1000 goal. Do you charge less and try to reach several customers? Or, do you charge more and aim for fewer customers? Either way, setting your price point will help inform the steps you take to achieve that goal. Also be sure to share your plan with Steli and Hiten and they’ll be happy to give you their two cents.
00:04 – Today’s episode is about how to generate your first thousand dollars in revenue with your startup
08:38 – Hiten likes using Stripe
10:15 – Figure out the payment process as you go along
13:32 – Charging for your product is the biggest validation for your product
14:03 – If you are an entrepreneur, put a plan together and share it with Hiten and Steli to get advice
3 Key Points:
To get your first thousand dollars, do the math—Charge a thousand from one customer or break up the revenue goal by a number of customers.
Steli Efti:
Hi, everyone, this is Steli Efti.
Hiten Shah:
And this is Hiten Shah.
Steli Efti:
In today's episode of the startup chat we're going to talk about how to make or generate your first $1,000 in revenue with your startup, all right. This kind of fits nicely into the first little eBook that we'll put together, 0 to 1,000 Customers & Beyond, and some of the prior episodes that we've done on how to get your first ten customers, how to get your first 100 customers and all that, and we know that people really appreciate a lot of that, so I wanted to talk with you specifically reframe the conversation, see what kind of differences it will make in the tactics and the advice that we give on generating your first money. Right, so and I think that this will be equally important for the venture backed startups or the startups that have bigger teams that want to do huge things, but maybe the people that are self-funded or maybe the solo founders out there that are listening to us, and I know there are a lot of them out there,

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