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Lean and Mean SaaS

Lean and Mean SaaS

Written by: Tamir Bashkin
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 Lean & Mean SaaS is a podcast built for SaaS Founders who are eager to learn how other SaaS founders used No-Code and Bootstrapping to get their validated products to market fast. Get a firsthand account of how these founders flopped, learned from their mistakes, and pivoted toward success. Each episode will break down new insights from a diverse background of No-Code SaaS founders. The fun part: We made it to help you get your No-Code products off the ground as fast as possible. Tune in as we share remarkable stories, interviews with trailblazers, and key takeaways from their experiences.Tamir Bashkin Economics Leadership Management & Leadership
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  • #11 - Landon from UserFeed breaks down what it takes to get your SaaS off the ground

    #11 - Landon from UserFeed breaks down what it takes to get your SaaS off the ground
    May 2 2024

    Tune in to this episode to hear what it took the founder of UserFeed & AdReform to get his SaaS products off the ground. It's a take on Customer Service that we haven't heard any other SaaS Founder articulate. In the second half of the episode - we get into selling Marketplace apps. Don't miss it.

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    52 mins
  • #10 - Alim from Ambitious Labs on how to break into No-Code

    #10 - Alim from Ambitious Labs on how to break into No-Code
    Apr 26 2024

    Alim reveals what it took to build his most recent company, Ambitious Labs. Ambitious Labs is a No-Code training platform that teaches anyone (yes, anyone!) how to code and build their first app with No-Code tools.

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    34 mins
  • #9 - Florian Myter from Weavely breaks down the necessity of prototyping your MVP first

    #9 - Florian Myter from Weavely breaks down the necessity of prototyping your MVP first
    Apr 16 2024

    In this episode of Lean & Mean SaaS, we explore Florian Myter's journey from academia to entrepreneurship with his SaaS startup, Weavely. Initially a prototyping tool on Figma, Weavely pivoted to focus on forms and surveys after unexpected user demand. Florian shares pivotal moments, the decision to pivot, and insights on adapting to customer feedback and market dynamics. Join us for a dive into the resilience and adaptability essential for startup success.
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    32 mins
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