Here's what we discussed:
How Mads was an entrepreneur since high school. At the young age of 16, Mads started his first businessFrom Denmark and educated in London, Mads always knew he wanted to have his own companyLiving all over Europe, with a fascination in tech, Mads now lives in Bogota Columbia with his wife and is VP of Product at a FinTech company, OmniBnkAfter seeing the future in Crypto, Mads had friends who convinced him to jump in early and do something interesting with cryptocurrencyNone of his friends, and Mads included, were technical, so the team outsourced the initial site to a team in NepalThe concept was to be able to accept crypto to actually purchase products, and BitBrochure would aggregate products that could be purchased with crypto for crypto ownersFor the first two iterations of the product, there was zero user researchAfter not seeing traction, Mads and his team started soliciting user feedbackOutside of user testing, Mads and his team started benchmarking against competitors and really diving into the details of why they weren't getting tractionThe understanding of how crypto owners viewed their coins also influenced the number of users who actually wanted to cash in for physical goodsWhy the UX and visual interface of the site also impacted adoptionHow timing can impact the success or failure of your startupGreat advice to wrap up the conversation!Connect with Mads: LinkedIn
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