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Tyler King is the founder of Less Annoying CRM, a simple Contact Management dedicated for Small Businesses. They are fully bootstrapped and making close to $200,000/mo in revenue.
Some questions I ask:Ajay Goel is the founder of GMass, a tool that overlays onto Gmail and allows you to send mass mail merge email campaigns—helping you reach more people with your outreach campaigns. Today, the company is generating more than $100,000/mo in recurring revenue and has more than 6,000 plus paying customers.
Some questions I ask:Dmitry Dragilev is the founder of JustReachOut.io, a PR platform that helps 5,000+ small businesses and startups (as well as big ones such as Airbnb, HubSpot, Chess.com, Nickelodeon) to pitch relevant journalists and get press coverage.
In this interview, Dmitry is incredibly honest and transparent about his whole journey and lessons he had to learn the hard way. I really think you're going to enjoy this!
Some questions I ask:This podcast episode was produced by Oscar Hamilton.
Jesse Patel is the cofounder of WorkFlowy, a simple organizational tool that helps you create lists to stay on top of your daily tasks. WorkFlowy has more than 200,000 active users and it's bringing in close to $1,000,000 a year in revenue.
We covered a lot in this interview, including challenges with his cofounder Mike, competing with the giants and staying productive day-to-day.
Some questions I ask:This podcast episode was produced by Oscar Hamilton.
Christopher Gimmer is the founder of Snappa, a SaaS app that helps non-designers create online graphics. Snappa has 3,500+ paying customers while bringing in $500,000+ in annual recurring revenue. In this interview we talk how to market anything with a limited budget, advice for people who are looking to find the next big idea, productivity and much more.
Some questions I ask:This podcast episode was produced by Oscar Hamilton.
Dinesh Agarwal is the founder of RecurPost, a social media scheduling and post recycling tool. Even though there is a lot of competition in the space, find out how Dinesh used it to his advantage.
Some questions I ask:PJ Taei is the founder of UScreen, a video platform that lets people launch their own streaming service. UScreen is serving more than 1000 customers including ToysRus, Wanderlust, and Zumba. Find out how PJ started this business and made it profitable.
Some questions I ask:John Doherty is the founder of Credo, a service that connects businesses with vetted agencies and consultants. It all got started in 2013, and with just two years, John was able to take it full-time. The business is currently bringing in $25,000/mo.
Some questions I ask:Turgay Birand is the founder of EditionGuard, a web based service that protects your eBooks with so you don't have to worry about piracy and unauthorized distribution. We cover a lot in this interview, including importance of saving money, loneliness as an entrepreneur and how to give your business a best chance of success.
Some questions I ask:The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.