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TAGP521 Alex Quilici : How I Sold My Startup For $200 Million Just 18 Months After It Was Founded
Alex Quilici, the CEO of YouMail. YouMail is an intelligent call manager that stops robocalls with its highly accurate caller ID and smart blocking technology. They’ve developed a monthly robocall index that tracks the scale and scope of invasive robocalls nationwide that has been frequently cited in national media. YouMail was recently called a superior alternative to iOS 10’s Visual Voicemail and Google Voice in a PCMag software review.
Resources: Website / Twitter / Linkedin
Here are the 3 things I learned from Alex...In the US, the entrepreneurial culture is massive with something like 28 million people having started some form of business
- Sometimes, the entrepreneur doesn't choose the problem to focus on, but its the problem choosing the entrepreneur
Success can often mean working on a problem that lots of consumers agree is also a problem, having a good solution to the problem and having a great team focussed on the problem
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By Paul Kemp App Entrepreneur and Founder of TheAppGuy.co
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Alex Quilici, the CEO of YouMail. YouMail is an intelligent call manager that stops robocalls with its highly accurate caller ID and smart blocking technology. They’ve developed a monthly robocall index that tracks the scale and scope of invasive robocalls nationwide that has been frequently cited in national media. YouMail was recently called a superior alternative to iOS 10’s Visual Voicemail and Google Voice in a PCMag software review.
Resources: Website / Twitter / Linkedin
Here are the 3 things I learned from Alex...In the US, the entrepreneurial culture is massive with something like 28 million people having started some form of business
- Sometimes, the entrepreneur doesn't choose the problem to focus on, but its the problem choosing the entrepreneur
Success can often mean working on a problem that lots of consumers agree is also a problem, having a good solution to the problem and having a great team focussed on the problem
Read Interview In Full