A panel discussion on 37signals' first ONCE product, the launch of Campfire ("pay for it once, install it, and run it on your own server"). Ian Landsman, Tyler Tringas, and Justin Jackson share what they expected to happen before the launch, what did happen, and what it means for indie hackers and bootstrappers who want to launch SaaS companies. Is this the end of SaaS?
Links:
I want to hear your thoughts:
If you listen to the episode, I'd be curious to hear your thoughts:
π βLeave a voicemail hereβ
π¦ Reply on Twitter
Timestamps:
Thanks to our monthly supporters
ποΈ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.
πΊ Learn how to start your own podcast!
Fast Company called Acquired "the #1 tech podcast sensation." I've been a huge fan of the show for years. So, I was surprised when they contacted me and wanted to switch to Transistor for podcast hosting!
Since switching, they've had a breakout year. Their clips started showing up everywhere on my social media feed; they had chart-topping episodes on Nintendo, Nike, and Costco, and they interviewed the CEOs of NVIDIA, Uber, and Charlie Munger.Β
And this was the year that Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal (the co-hosts) both went full-time on the podcast. Podcasting is now their job.
With all of that activity, I thought Build your SaaS listeners would be interested in hearing my interview with David about their entire story:
This interview has so much that podcasters, creators, and indie entrepreneurs will find super helpful and inspirational.
π₯ Key moments:
Thanks to our monthly supporters
ποΈ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.
πΊ Learn how to start your own podcast!
The whole team is on the show! Jon, Helen, Jason, Josh, and Justin are on the mics to discuss our recent team retreat to Nashville, Tennessee. If you're wondering what a retreat looks like for a remote team, you'll get a lot out of this episode. We also reveal some of our exploits in Music City:
"Going to a Tiki Bar is usually a mistake."Highlights
Links:
Takeaways:
ποΈ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.
πΊ Learn how to start your own podcast!
Justin catches up with his old internet friend Paul Jarvis. Today, Paul co-founded Fathom Analytics with Jack Ellis: a simple alternative to Google Analytics. Paul is also the author of the book "Company of One," which has influenced a whole generation of indie entrepreneurs (and has been reviewed by Cal Newport, Chris Guillebeau, Ben Chestnut, Tiago Forte, and more). Previously, Justin and Paul did a weekly mastermind, where they supported and encouraged each other around our indie businesses. They decided to do a catch-up call and recorded it so you could listen in. π
Highlights:
ποΈ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.
πΊ Learn how to start your own podcast!
Tim reached out after the Aaron Francis episode: "I wanted to pitch you on the idea of coming on the podcast and sharing my journey of building side projects for the last decade while raising a family. I can also share the guardrails I put in place before finally going full-time on T.LY."
Highlights:
Thanks to our monthly supporters
ποΈ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.
πΊ Learn how to start your own podcast!