26 min
Episode 719 | How to Test Pricing, Lifetime Deals, and Building Something for Everyone (A Rob Solo Adventure) Startups For the Rest of Us
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- Entrepreneurship
In episode 719, join Rob Walling as he embarks on another solo adventure, tackling listener questions. He discusses how to test pricing, addresses the pitfalls of one-time payments vs. SaaS, and he reflects on “building something for everyone.” He wraps up with advice on making better recommendations.
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Topics we cover:
0:58 – Testing different prices for your product
8:12 – One-time or lifetime payments
15:02 – Horizontal products, building something for everyone
21:43 – Making descriptive recommendations
Links from the Show:
718 | When to Give Up, Open Source Competition, Painful Features, and More (with Derrick Reimer)
TinySeed
Building & Scaling Products: Lessons Learned from Four Years and 8,000 Customers – Des Traynor
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight
Sid Meier's Memoir! by Sid Meier
Masters of Doom by David Kushner
Doom Guy by John Romero
The Ultimate Sales Machine by Chet Holmes
If you have questions about starting or scaling a software business that you’d like for us to cover, please submit your question for an upcoming episode. We’d love to hear from you!
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In episode 719, join Rob Walling as he embarks on another solo adventure, tackling listener questions. He discusses how to test pricing, addresses the pitfalls of one-time payments vs. SaaS, and he reflects on “building something for everyone.” He wraps up with advice on making better recommendations.
Episode Sponsor:
We have been partnering with Lemon.io for several years, and they’ve proven to be a great choice when it comes to hiring for a highly skilled developer to work on your project.
Here are five reasons why you should consider working with Lemon.io.
The time from your request to getting a candidate is just 48 hours.
Developers have previously worked with tech giants such as Apple, Google, Netflix, Airbnb, Intel, and LEGO.
They only provide senior devs, with an average of 7 years' experience.
Their talent pool covers more than 300 dev languages & frameworks.
Your hire comes with a zero-risk, replacement guarantee.
Customers of Lemon.io typically stick around for at least a year, proving they know how to gain your trust by delivering consistent results.
Quit wasting time searching for a solid developer at a great price. Get in touch with Lemon.io.
As a bonus for our podcast listeners, you’ll get a 15% discount on your first four weeks of working with a developer at lemon.io/startups. That’s lemon.io/startups
Topics we cover:
0:58 – Testing different prices for your product
8:12 – One-time or lifetime payments
15:02 – Horizontal products, building something for everyone
21:43 – Making descriptive recommendations
Links from the Show:
718 | When to Give Up, Open Source Competition, Painful Features, and More (with Derrick Reimer)
TinySeed
Building & Scaling Products: Lessons Learned from Four Years and 8,000 Customers – Des Traynor
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight
Sid Meier's Memoir! by Sid Meier
Masters of Doom by David Kushner
Doom Guy by John Romero
The Ultimate Sales Machine by Chet Holmes
If you have questions about starting or scaling a software business that you’d like for us to cover, please submit your question for an upcoming episode. We’d love to hear from you!
Subscribe & Review:
26 min