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Go to Market Strategy: The Importance of Testing Ideas and Building an Audience First
In this episode we interview Matt Lo, the founder of ChipBot, who shares his insights on building a minimum viable product (MVP) and gaining early traction. Matt emphasizes the importance of focusing on the market first, rather than building the product first. He suggests building an audience and testing ideas through content on platforms like TikTok, Instagram shorts, and YouTube reels.
The SaaS Insiders Studio sponsors this podcast. The SaaS Insiders Studio helps SaaS founders build their minimum viable products and prototypes so they can launch quickly and find product market fit.
The Sass Insiders Studio works with non-technical founders that are pre-seed or seed stage to help them execute their product vision.
Learn more and reach out at the following link - https://saasinsiders.io
Key takeaways:
[00:04:00] TikTok-style format for websites.
[00:07:21] Overcoming early customer acquisition challenges.
[00:10:23] The volume vs quality debate.
[00:13:25] Hockey stick growth strategies.
[00:17:34] Building an audience first.
[00:21:01] Partnering with technical founders.
[00:23:23] Finding technical expertise from existing founders.
[00:28:09] Arguments against going the VC route.
[00:30:03] Business family and scaling.
[00:34:01] Mental models in business.
[00:36:51] Get on camera and sell.
Entities mentioned:
Assassin's Idris, podcast episode, Matt Lo, Chipbot, minimum viable product,Chipbot, small businesses, videos, website, sales,landscaping service, video, website, value proposition, plugins,event, product launch, churn, customers, product market fit,idea, motivated, one year, investments, decision-making,customer driven, hockey stick growth
Guest Bio:
Matt Lo is the founder of Chipbot and an expert in building MVPs and gaining early traction. He emphasizes the importance of building an audience first and testing ideas through platforms like TikTok, Instagram shorts, and YouTube shorts. Matt has faced challenges with previous startups and has a personal journey that adds to his credibility and ethos.
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By Vlad HuIn this episode we interview Matt Lo, the founder of ChipBot, who shares his insights on building a minimum viable product (MVP) and gaining early traction. Matt emphasizes the importance of focusing on the market first, rather than building the product first. He suggests building an audience and testing ideas through content on platforms like TikTok, Instagram shorts, and YouTube reels.
The SaaS Insiders Studio sponsors this podcast. The SaaS Insiders Studio helps SaaS founders build their minimum viable products and prototypes so they can launch quickly and find product market fit.
The Sass Insiders Studio works with non-technical founders that are pre-seed or seed stage to help them execute their product vision.
Learn more and reach out at the following link - https://saasinsiders.io
Key takeaways:
[00:04:00] TikTok-style format for websites.
[00:07:21] Overcoming early customer acquisition challenges.
[00:10:23] The volume vs quality debate.
[00:13:25] Hockey stick growth strategies.
[00:17:34] Building an audience first.
[00:21:01] Partnering with technical founders.
[00:23:23] Finding technical expertise from existing founders.
[00:28:09] Arguments against going the VC route.
[00:30:03] Business family and scaling.
[00:34:01] Mental models in business.
[00:36:51] Get on camera and sell.
Entities mentioned:
Assassin's Idris, podcast episode, Matt Lo, Chipbot, minimum viable product,Chipbot, small businesses, videos, website, sales,landscaping service, video, website, value proposition, plugins,event, product launch, churn, customers, product market fit,idea, motivated, one year, investments, decision-making,customer driven, hockey stick growth
Guest Bio:
Matt Lo is the founder of Chipbot and an expert in building MVPs and gaining early traction. He emphasizes the importance of building an audience first and testing ideas through platforms like TikTok, Instagram shorts, and YouTube shorts. Matt has faced challenges with previous startups and has a personal journey that adds to his credibility and ethos.