Unlocking Your Audience's Needs: How User Feedback Can Shape Your Success
The episode features an interview with Connor Boyce, the cofounder and CTO of company Rella. Boyce shares his journey with his co-founder and how they built the MVP for their business. He discusses the importance of introducing more layers of management as a company grows and the natural progression of stepping away from individual contributions to focus on people and organizational management. Boyce emphasizes the importance of pursuing ideas and seeking feedback from trusted individuals to bring those ideas to life.
Guests Company:
Rella is a free social media management tool designed for content creators to help them manage their social media profiles across multiple platforms. The tool offers features such as repurposing content, organizing income, connecting multiple profiles, planning content, organizing brand partnerships, creating content ideas, tracking progress, keeping the grid relevant, brainstorming content, and scheduling posts for later.
This podcast is sponsored by the SaaS Insiders Studio.
SaaS Insiders Studio helps SaaS founders build their minimum viable products and prototypes so they can launch quickly and find a product market fit.
The Sass Insiders Studio works with non-technical founders that are on the pre-seed or seed stage to help them execute on their product vision.
Learn more and reach out at the following link - https://www.linkedin.com/in/vladhu-saasconsultant/
Timestamps with key takeaways:
[00:03:47] Unlocking the Power of Social Media: Growth Tools for Content Creators.
[00:08:05] From Idea to Reality: How to Build a Killer MVP
[00:15:49] The Backbone of Your Startup: Building Efficient Internal Processes.
[00:19:23] From One to Many: The Art of Delegating Roles in Your Startup.
[00:24:29] Making a Difference: The Why Behind Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurship.
Entities mentioned:
Assassin's Hours, Connor Boyce, CTO, Rella, MVP, market, engineers, SAS Insiders Studio, non-technical founders, pre-seed, seed stage, product vision, Rella, lessons learned, SAS founders, SaaS